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power of laser light » The gentlebreakthrough technology providing that help surgeons to treat at the same time of diagnosis

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The use of laser technology in gynaecology has become widespread from the early 1970’s by the introduction of CO2 lasers for the treatment of cervical erosions and other colposcopy applications. Since then, many advancements in laser technology have been made, and several other types of lasers are now available, including the latest semiconductor diode lasers. At the same time, the laser has become a popular instrument in laparoscopy, especially in the area of infertility. Other areas like Vagine Rejuvenation and the treatment of sexually transmitted lesions renewed interest on lasers in...

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Safer saline environment Contact use for tactile feedback Good visibility Rare complications High success rate in outpatient setting Excellent haemostasis and tissue vaporisation speed Lower cost compared to surgery EASY & VERSATILE Minimally invasive procedure easy and quick to perform Versatility using your standard instrumentation Do more in your consulting room saving time and cost for OR PATIENT FRIENDLY Local or minimal anaesthesia requirements Virtually pain free for the patient Quick return to normal life

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*Hysteroscopic Outpatient Laser Applications biolitec® brings you versatility of use in Gynaecology Hysteroscopic Outpatient Laser Applications (HOLA™ ). Using standard diagnostic hysteroscopes and specially designed fibers you can vaporise in contact polyps and myomas. Laser energy does not contract the lining muscle tissues which results in a procedure performed with minimal pain and requiring only minimal local anaesthesia. The treatment is done using continuos flow which provides a clean environment. Laser energy allows for precise control of the tissue vaporisation with no bleeding...

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Colposcopy Applications HPV lesions Cysts of the mucosa Cervical intraepithelial neoplasia Fornix and cupola pathologies Ectopic lesions Benign erythroplakia Laparoscopic Laser Treatments Adhesions Endometriosis Fallopian tube microsurgery Ectopic pregnancy Dysfunctional uterine bleeding Resection of uterine septum Ablation of the uterosacral ligaments Ovarian drilling (PCOS) Hysterectomy … and more INSTRUMENTS several single use or resusable instruments are available to facilitate your daily work Laparoscopic sheat for laser fibers Dual Luer Lock Handpiece Single use Handpiece with suction*

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LASER Ceralas® HPD Laser Technical Details Wavelength Power output Compatible Fibers Laser class Pilot beam Treatment mode Pulse duration Power supply Cooling Dimensions HxWxD Weight 980nm Model 120 Watt ≥ 400µm Bare Fiber, PolyFiber™, MyoFiber™ 4 635nm, 4mW Continuous Wave (CW), Pulse Mode Variable 0,01 – 99,9 Sec. 110–240 VAC / 50 – 60 Hz / 660 VA Air cooled system approx. 30 cm x 60 cm x 30 cm approx. 30 kg Visible and invisible laser radiation Avoid eye or skin exposure to direct or indirect radiation CLASS 4 LASER PRODUCT Diode-Laser Diode-Laser For further product information please...

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