Hot Sale 980nm 1470nm Ent Laser Equipment Diode Lasers for Ent Surgery

• Customization: Available
• Type: Tumor Thermal Ablation
• Theory: Laser
• Model NO.: Laseev
• Application: Salon, Home
• Portable: Portable
• Laser Type: Diode Laser 980nm 1470nm or ND YAG Laser 1064nm/13
• Output Power: 60W
• Fiber Interface: SMA905 International Standard Interface,Special Qu
• Transport Package: Alloy Box
• Specification: 55*62*76cm
• Trademark: Triangel
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 500 Pieces/Month

Product Description

WHAT IS A THERMAL ABLATION?

The gentle treatment of benign thyroid nodules with impressive advantages: effective, function-preserving and low-complication minimally invasive method without a surgical scar. Thermal ablation of thyroid nodules by laser is a minimally invasive method . The term thermal ablation is used to describe processes in which tissue is cauterized by heat. Irreversible cell damage occurs beginning at temperatures above 60 degrees Celsius. In thermal ablation - similar to a biopsy - a special thermal fiber is inserted into the thyroid nodule under ultrasound control and destroys the nodule by selective heating of the probe tip. There are no nerve fibers in thyroid nodules, so the procedure, which is performed under local anesthesia, is very painless and does not require general anesthesia. The cauterized tissue is broken down by the body and the nodule shrinks. This shrinking process depends on the composition of the nodule and ranges between 60 - 90% within one year.

Product Description

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF THERMAL ABLATION? ·    


  minimally invasive procedure without scarring with an intervention duration of 15 - 60 min ·       no general anesthesia necessary, therefore no anesthesia-related risks ·       function-preserving procedure: the intake of thyroid medication to support thyroid function as it is often the case after a surgery is not to be expected after a thyroid ablation since the healthy thyroid tissue is spared ·     high effectiveness: the size reduction of a treated nodule is - depending on its composition - between 60-90% (approx. 80% on average) after one year ·   very low complication rate: particularly the relevant operative risks such as permanent damage to the vocal cord nerve or parathyroid are not to be expectedWHAT HAPPENS TO THE TREATED NODULE AFTER THERMAL ABLATION? The sclerotic cells of a treated thyroid nodule are metabolized by the body's own immune system in the weeks following the procedure. After 2-3 weeks, patients usually notice that the nodule has already become smaller. Cystic nodules regress faster than solid nodules. After one year, the regression of the nodule is usually between 60-90%, depending on the composition of the nodule. Since the treatment converts the nodule tissue into scar tissue and there is no active thyroid tissue left, a well-treated nodule does not regrow.


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 minimally invasive procedure used to correct venous reflux disease, also called chronic venous insufficiency. Venous reflux disease is the underlying pathology that causes varicose veins, and tired, heavy, achy legs. The procedure is performed in the office under local anesthesia. Using ultrasound guidance, a laser fiber is inserted into the refluxing vein via a small nick in the skin. Laser energy is delivered to close the vein permanently. The procedure takes 30-45 minutes, and patients can drive after the procedure.

Once the procedure is complete, the blood is re-routed to healthy veins and leg circulation increases after the procedure. The leg is wrapped in an Ace bandage for 48 hours and a compression stocking is worn for 7 days. Walking is encouraged immediately following the procedure and normal activities can be resumed the same day or the following day. Full activities can be resumed in 7-10 days. Mild pain medications are sometimes necessary. EVLT is highly effective in the treatment of venous reflux, with a long-term success rate of 97%

Endovenous Laser Therapy treats the following conditions:
Chronic Venous Insufficiency.
Varicose Veins.
Swollen Legs.:

Varicose Vein Treatment (Endovenous Ablation of Varicose Veins)
Varicose vein treatment, also known as endovenous ablation, uses radiofrequency or laser energy to cauterize and close varicose veins in the legs. It may be used for cosmetic purposes, but it is most commonly used to help ease varicose vein related symptoms such as aching, swelling, skin irritation, discoloration or inflammation. Endovenous ablation is safe, less invasive than conventional surgery, and leaves virtually no scars.(
 How does the procedure work?
Ultrasound is used to visualize the varicose vein. A laser fiber or radiofrequency electrode is advanced to the desired location within the vein through an IV. Local anesthesia is injected to collapse the vein around the laser and act as insulation for the heat of the radiofrequency or laser energy. Laser or radiofrequency energy is then applied, heating the vessel and causing it to close. Following the procedure, the faulty vein will shrink and "scar down."

How is the procedure performed?
Image-guided, minimally invasive procedures such as endovenous ablation are performed by a specially trained interventional vascular specialist.

This procedure is often done on an outpatient basis. However, some patients may require admission following the procedure. Please consult with your physician as to whether or not you will be admitted.

Your physician may use a topical anesthetic cream over the abnormal vein area before the procedure in order to reduce discomfort.

The leg being treated will be cleaned, sterilized and covered with a surgical drape.

Your physician will numb the area where the catheter will enter into the abnormal vein with a local anesthetic and use the ultrasound transducer or wand to study the vein and track its path.

A very small skin incision is made at the site.

Using ultrasound guidance, a catheter or vascular access sheath is inserted through the skin and positioned within the abnormal vein. The laser fiber or radiofrequency electrode is inserted through the catheter and the tip of the fiber or electrode is exposed by pulling the catheter back slightly. 1776 / 5000


Laser ablation (LA) is a percutaneous tumor ablation technique that utilizes laser light delivered interstitially into the biological tissue to provoke a local hyperthermia according to a planned action.   (LA) ,.

Keywords
 Laser ablation ,Tumor treatment ,Minimally invasive treatment ,Tissue ablation ,Thermal ablation.
 

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