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case_images: (A) Baseline image of the radiofrequency ablation-induced full-thickness burn, which looks like a coin, with a maximum diameter of 1.5 cm and a charred white necrotic core. (B) Image of the neck after the surgical debridement of the wound. (C) Image of the final appearance of the neck scar. Color images are available online at
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case_images: Initially, the lesion appeared as a full-thickness burn that surrounded the electrode puncture site, with a maximum diameter of 1.5 cm and a charred white necrotic core (Fig. 1A). Then, after surgical debridement of the wound (Fig. 1B), the skin burn was treated with a collagen wound dressing for another two weeks. Overall, although this skin burn took more than one month to heal, its final appearance looked almost like the normal skin (Fig. 1C).