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A comparative study of the efficacy of an ultra-picosecond laser versus an ultra-pulsed CO<sub>2</sub> laser in the treatment of xanthelasma palpebrarum. [PDF]
Am J Transl ResPeng J, Zhang J, Xiao C.
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The Laryngoscope, 1989
This clinical study was preceded by two laboratory experiments. The first experiment compared temperature changes in the vestibule while vaporizing a 0.6-mm stapedotomy with Argon, KTP-532, and CO2 lasers. Data demonstrated that the CO2 laser possesses superior tissue characteristics for stapedotomy. In the second experiment safe energy parameters were
S G, Lesinski, J A, Stein
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This clinical study was preceded by two laboratory experiments. The first experiment compared temperature changes in the vestibule while vaporizing a 0.6-mm stapedotomy with Argon, KTP-532, and CO2 lasers. Data demonstrated that the CO2 laser possesses superior tissue characteristics for stapedotomy. In the second experiment safe energy parameters were
S G, Lesinski, J A, Stein
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Neurosurgical Review, 1984
New technical tools in surgery are only beneficial if they offer real improvements compared to the traditional techniques or if they open absolute new indications in surgery. Therefore we have tried to find absolute indications for the use of the indifferent laser system. Due to the specific wavelength the CO2-Laser is entirely absorbed at the surface.
P W, Ascher, F, Heppner
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New technical tools in surgery are only beneficial if they offer real improvements compared to the traditional techniques or if they open absolute new indications in surgery. Therefore we have tried to find absolute indications for the use of the indifferent laser system. Due to the specific wavelength the CO2-Laser is entirely absorbed at the surface.
P W, Ascher, F, Heppner
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Chest, 1989
used for many years to remove foreign bodies, cauterize points of hemorrhage (particularly after biopsy), obtain adequate biopsy samples, and “core out” neoplastic obstructions. With the advent of the flexible bronchoscope , use of the rigid bronchoscope has been in decline. Despite excellent rigid telescopic optics, diagnostic bronchoscopy has shifted
S M, Shapshay, J F, Beamis
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used for many years to remove foreign bodies, cauterize points of hemorrhage (particularly after biopsy), obtain adequate biopsy samples, and “core out” neoplastic obstructions. With the advent of the flexible bronchoscope , use of the rigid bronchoscope has been in decline. Despite excellent rigid telescopic optics, diagnostic bronchoscopy has shifted
S M, Shapshay, J F, Beamis
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Dermatologic Clinics, 2001
The CO2 Laser offers a variety of unique features in resurfacing facial photodamage and acne scarring. These include hemostasis, efficient removal of the epidermis in a single pass, thermally induced tissue tightening, and safe, predictable tissue interaction.
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The CO2 Laser offers a variety of unique features in resurfacing facial photodamage and acne scarring. These include hemostasis, efficient removal of the epidermis in a single pass, thermally induced tissue tightening, and safe, predictable tissue interaction.
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Bronchoscopic co2 laser surgery
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine, 1980AbstractThe problem of removing or palliating obstructing lesions of the trachea and bronchi has been solved by using the CO2 laser in conjunction with an endoscopic adaptor. We have used this laser successfully in 18 patients who had this particular problem.
A H, Andrews, S L, Horowitz
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Archives of Surgery, 1984
This is a 204-page, before-and-after picture book that documents the work of Drs Kaplan and Giler at the Beilinson Medical Center and the University of Tel Aviv, Israel. Lavish illustrations present the authors' experience with CO 2 laser operations that range from wart removal to mastectomy. The written text is confined to approximately 25 pages, and
Isaac Kaplan, Shamai Giler
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This is a 204-page, before-and-after picture book that documents the work of Drs Kaplan and Giler at the Beilinson Medical Center and the University of Tel Aviv, Israel. Lavish illustrations present the authors' experience with CO 2 laser operations that range from wart removal to mastectomy. The written text is confined to approximately 25 pages, and
Isaac Kaplan, Shamai Giler
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