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Clinics in Dermatology, 2021
Electrosurgery applies high frequency alternating electrical currents to generate heat, thereby creating tissue damage required for cutting, hemostasis, or destruction. Electrosurgery can be delivered in a variety of different ways and can be tailored to achieve the desired clinical effect.
Ariana, Eginli +3 more
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Electrosurgery applies high frequency alternating electrical currents to generate heat, thereby creating tissue damage required for cutting, hemostasis, or destruction. Electrosurgery can be delivered in a variety of different ways and can be tailored to achieve the desired clinical effect.
Ariana, Eginli +3 more
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Arthroscopy, 1992
Abstract Electrosurgery using high‐frequency (HF) technique in arthroscopic operations has been used routinely in our hospital for 8 years. Main indications are meniscal resections, lateral release, plica cutting, and arthrolysis. The main instrument is a hook, which is insulated up to the tip and also cuts meniscal tissue.
J, Krämer +3 more
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Abstract Electrosurgery using high‐frequency (HF) technique in arthroscopic operations has been used routinely in our hospital for 8 years. Main indications are meniscal resections, lateral release, plica cutting, and arthrolysis. The main instrument is a hook, which is insulated up to the tip and also cuts meniscal tissue.
J, Krämer +3 more
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European Urology, 1999
Despite subjective and objective success rates approaching 90%, significant morbidity is well documented using a wire loop for standard transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). In an effort to minimize patient morbidity as well as limit future healthcare costs, several alternative instrumental techniques have been examined.
D M, Weiner, S A, Kaplan
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Despite subjective and objective success rates approaching 90%, significant morbidity is well documented using a wire loop for standard transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP). In an effort to minimize patient morbidity as well as limit future healthcare costs, several alternative instrumental techniques have been examined.
D M, Weiner, S A, Kaplan
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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1974
Electrosurgery is a useful tool. Some basic knowledge of the terms, waveforms and circuits allows more intelligent use. Let us all use the same terms so that we may understand the work of others and share our experiences. Learn about your own particular apparatus and its capability. Practice on a piece of meat if necessary.
D B, Swerdlow +3 more
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Electrosurgery is a useful tool. Some basic knowledge of the terms, waveforms and circuits allows more intelligent use. Let us all use the same terms so that we may understand the work of others and share our experiences. Learn about your own particular apparatus and its capability. Practice on a piece of meat if necessary.
D B, Swerdlow +3 more
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The Innovator of Electrosurgery
Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, 2019Abstract Hemostasis has been a major risk in the surgical field, causing Halsted to preach for the need for better control of bleeding to improve the morbidity and mortality many surgeons faced at the time. This problem, while combated by suturing methods for many, remained an issue in the neurosurgical field. Dr.
Katie, Marrero, Abbey, Fingeret
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Chest, 1988
Endobronchial electrosurgery (EBES) with the aid of a fiberoptic bronchoscope and a diathermic snare has been performed in 14 patients with tracheal and bronchial tumors (eight with benign, one with carcinoid, and five with malignant tumors). Total eradication has been achieved in the nine patients with benign and carcinoid tumors.
V A, Gerasin, B B, Shafirovsky
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Endobronchial electrosurgery (EBES) with the aid of a fiberoptic bronchoscope and a diathermic snare has been performed in 14 patients with tracheal and bronchial tumors (eight with benign, one with carcinoid, and five with malignant tumors). Total eradication has been achieved in the nine patients with benign and carcinoid tumors.
V A, Gerasin, B B, Shafirovsky
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Journal of Neurosurgery, 1996
✓ In this paper the author reviews the development of electrosurgery in neurosurgical procedures. Particular stress is placed on bipolar coagulation and the more recent addition of bipolar cutting. Basic electric principles are discussed as well as the electrophysiological basis of coagulating and cutting currents.
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✓ In this paper the author reviews the development of electrosurgery in neurosurgical procedures. Particular stress is placed on bipolar coagulation and the more recent addition of bipolar cutting. Basic electric principles are discussed as well as the electrophysiological basis of coagulating and cutting currents.
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The laparoscopist and electrosurgery
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1976A brief discussion of the physics relating to electrosurgical techniques is given, the complications inherent in this technique when used at laparoscopy are discussed, and the treatment and means of preventing these accidents are reviewed.
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