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Radiofrequency Ablation systems are technologies where electromagnetic radio wawes between 3 KHz and 300 GHz generate selective and controlled heat in tissues with alternating current. These systems which have been used in many areas in recent years , radiate energy to the tissues with an " active electrode" and a " passive-return electrode" where the current is returned. when applied through a catheter, it is RF ablation catheter RF ablation is the intervention to the tumor or dysfunction tissues with hear produces from medium frequency alternating current RF ablation can usually be applied outpatients of same day admissions using local anesthetics or mild sedation anesthesia. The advantage of rf current is that is does not cause significant tissue damage around the applied area. It is preferred as an effective treatment modality in liver and pancreatic cancers and proctology like hemorrhoids, anal fistula, anal fissure, sinus pilonidalis, hypertrophic anal papila. HemoBLOCK Bipolar RF Ablation System Advantages Rate of long-term therapeutic benefit (no recurrence) at 20 weeks follow-up is 96% Radiofrequency ablation applications used in the treatment of hemorrhoids are easy and minimally invasive interventions which have low complication rate and are superior to conventional methods. • In this procedure, bleeding control is quite good and the procedure is painless. • Radiofrequency ablation treatments are superior procedures with short hospital stay. • Local and spinal anesthesia are suitable and sufficient for the procedure.