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The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1983
The Shaw Scalpel is a new relatively inexpensive electric scalpel that produces cold-steel scalpel accuracy with instant coagulation of most blood vessels encountered in dermatologic surgery. It surely will become a favorite instrument for dermatologic surgeons.
T A, Tromovitch +2 more
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The Shaw Scalpel is a new relatively inexpensive electric scalpel that produces cold-steel scalpel accuracy with instant coagulation of most blood vessels encountered in dermatologic surgery. It surely will become a favorite instrument for dermatologic surgeons.
T A, Tromovitch +2 more
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Journal of Urology, 1991
A refined method of delivering the vas deferens for vasectomy has been developed and used in China since 1974. This method eliminates the scalpel, results in fewer hematomas and infections, and leaves a smaller wound than conventional techniques. An extracutaneous fixation ring clamp encircles and firmly secures the vas without penetrating the skin.
S Q, Li, M, Goldstein, J, Zhu, D, Huber
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A refined method of delivering the vas deferens for vasectomy has been developed and used in China since 1974. This method eliminates the scalpel, results in fewer hematomas and infections, and leaves a smaller wound than conventional techniques. An extracutaneous fixation ring clamp encircles and firmly secures the vas without penetrating the skin.
S Q, Li, M, Goldstein, J, Zhu, D, Huber
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A New Scalpel for Circular Incisions: Compass Scalpel
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, 2007A scalpel is a very sharp knife used for surgery as well as for various arts and crafts. The blade usually is flat and straight, allowing it to be run easily against a straight edge to produce straight lines. The handles of medical scalpels are flatter and do not have the same level of grip as art scalpels because this would make cleaning more ...
Yusuf Kenan, Coban, Beyazit, Zencirci
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Harmonic Scalpel for Tonsillectomy
Laryngoscope, 2002To describe the Harmonic scalpel and review recent studies comparing its use in tonsillectomy with standard dissection and electrocautery.Review.The Harmonic scalpel uses ultrasonic technology to cut and coagulate tissues at lower temperatures than those associated with electrocautery and lasers.
Brian J Wiatrak, J Paul Willging
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IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 1983
We present an initial report on the design and performance of a device which combines the heating and coagulating effects of a microwave field with the surgical scalpel. The device is intended to control hemorrhage in the surgical treatment of highly vascular organs such as the spleen and liver.
L S, Taylor, F K, Toy, W P, Reed
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We present an initial report on the design and performance of a device which combines the heating and coagulating effects of a microwave field with the surgical scalpel. The device is intended to control hemorrhage in the surgical treatment of highly vascular organs such as the spleen and liver.
L S, Taylor, F K, Toy, W P, Reed
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No-scalpel, no-needle vasectomy
Urology, 2006Vasectomy is the safest and most dependable method of permanent contraception available to men today. More than 500,000 vasectomies are performed in the United States and more than 55,000 in Canada each year. Of American married couples, 7% to 10% choose vasectomy as their form of birth control.
Mara A, Monoski +3 more
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[The scalpel: microsurgical scalpels or singular, special use scalpels].
Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain), 2007The authors analyze both types of scalpels, those for microsurgery and those scalpels having special uses.
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No-scalpel technique for vasectomy
The European Journal of Contraception & Reproductive Health Care, 1996This review aims to describe the development of the no-scalpel technique and to summarize the available results. An attempt is made to simplify the training of surgeons in the no-scalpel vasectomy technique. This technique uses the method described by Dr Li Shunqiang, utilizing a dedicated vas-grasping forceps; a sharp dedicated dissecting forceps ...
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