IceCure Medical Completes Five-Year Follow-Up in ICESECRET Kidney Cancer Cryoablation Trial

Reuters02-23
IceCure Medical Completes Five-Year Follow-Up in ICESECRET Kidney Cancer Cryoablation Trial

IceCure Medical Ltd. reported that it has completed the final five-year patient follow-up evaluations in ICESECRET, a prospective, multicenter, single-arm clinical trial of its ProSense cryoablation system for small renal masses in kidney cancer patients. The trial enrolled 114 patients (138 lesions) with localized tumors up to 5 cm treated under CT guidance, with follow-up assessments conducted through five years to collect CT-based local recurrence data and monitor procedure-related adverse events. IceCure said interim three-year data from 111 eligible patients had been presented previously, and that final study analysis is expected in the second quarter of 2026.

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