Class IV Medical ENT Laser 980nm 60W Ear Nose Throat Minimally Surgery Treatment Diode Laser Device
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Laser type
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Diode Laser Gallium-Aluminum- Arsenide GaAlAs
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Wavelength
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980nm
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Power
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30W/60W |
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Working Modes
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CW, Pulse and Single
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Aiming Beam
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Adjustable Red indicator light 650nm
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Triangel |
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Fiber diameter
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400 um / 600UM / 800um
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Product Description
Mini 980NM - The versatile diode laser system in ENT medicine
Whether outpatient minimally invasive laser therapies under local anesthesia or complicated clinical procedures in the operating room -
The TRIANGELASER LASER MACHINE with its innovative, enables a comprehensive range of indications for laser treatments in the ENT and larynx areas that is unparalleled.
The advantages of the tissue interactions of 980 nm (hemoglobin) in terms of absorption, coagulation, vaporization and / or cutting are optimally exploited.
Thus, all individual treatment requirements for different diagnoses can be met exactly, even sensitive procedures in children.
Company Introduction
The Mini 980nm laser and fiber systems have a compact, maintenance-free design for effective and safe use in ENT surgery. Specifically developed for various applications, this sophisticated system offers a wide range of possibilities for minimally invasive laser therapy of ear, nose and throat ailments. Whether in the OR, in out-patient clinic or in private practice - the range of applications can be extended according to individual requirements.
Effective, precise, minimally invasive with dedicated solutions in the following areas:
Endonasal surgery
Oropharynx
Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)
Otology
Larynx
Pediatrics
Advantages
Microsurgical precision
Tactile feedback from the laser fiber
Minimal bleeding, optimal in situ overview during the operation
Few post-operative measures required
Short recovery period for the patient
Endo Nasal surgery
Endoscopic surgery is an established, modern process in the treatment of nasal and paranasal sinuses. However, due to the strong bleeding tendency of the mucosal tissue, surgical treatment in this area is often challenging. A poor operating field of vision due to bleeding often results in imprecise work; prolonged nasal packing and significant patient and doctor effort is usually unavoidable.The main imperative in endonasal surgery is to maintain the surrounding ucosal tissue as much as possible. New designed fiber with special conical fiber tip on distal end allows atraumatic entrance into nose turbinate tissue and vaporization could be performed in interstitially way to protect mucosa outside completely.
Due to ideal laser-tissue interaction of wavelength 980 nm, adjacent tissue is protected optimally. This leads to rapid reepithelialisation of bone areas that had been opened up. As a result of the good hemostatic effect, precise procedures can be undertaken with a clear view of the operating area. Using the fine and flexible optical laser fibers with core diameter of min. 400 μm, optimal access to all nasal areas is guaranteed.
Oropharynx
One of the most frequent operations in the oropharynx area is laser tonsillotomy in children (Kissing Tonsils). In pediatric symptomatic tonsillar hyperplasias, LTT represents a sensible, gentle and very low risk alternative to tonsillectomy (children up to 8 years of age). The risk of post-operative bleeding is minimal. The minimal amount of post-operative pain thanks to the shortened period of healing, the ability to perform out-patient operations (with general anesthesia) and the leaving behind of a tonsillar parenchyma are significant advantages of laser tonsillotomy. Laser-assisted Uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP) can be performed for snorers using the system. Due to the ideal laser-tissue interaction, tumor or dysplasias can be removed bloodlessly while keeping the adjacent tissue unaffected. A partial glossectomy can only be done under general anesthesia in a hospital operating room.
Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)
Hindered drainage of tear fluid, caused by a blockage of the lacrimal duct, is a common condition, particularly amongst older patients. The traditional treatment method is to surgically reopen the lacrimal duct externally. However, this is a lengthy, difficult procedure associated with a high potential for side effects such as strong, po
Our Advantages
Microsurgical precision
Minimal post-operative swelling of tissue
Bloodless operation
Clear view of operating field
Minimal operative side effects
Outpatient operation possible under local anesthesia
Short recovery period
Optimum preservation of surrounding mucosal tissue
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