Experimental studies of the parameters of the applicator cryosurgical unit in order to optimize heat flows
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Experimental studies of relation between time of achievement of minimal temperature of working surface of applicator and surplus pressure in cryostat and relation between minimal temperature of working surface of applicator and thickness of the applicator’s shell have been provided. Recommendations for practical usage are given
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