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The SHARPLAN family of CO2 lasers for surgery.

Abstract

The SHARPLAN laser systems are available with a full range of different powers: a 25 watt office system, a 40 watt and a 60 watt system for general surgery and an 80 watt for high power needs like neurosurgery, all powers measured at tissue. A full range of accessories is available for microsurgery enabling adaptation to the most popular surgical microscopes for cavitational surgery. Super-pulse models are available, minimizing the thermal damage to the tissue exposed to the laser. The interaction of the laser with living tissue and its specific use in neurosurgery are discussed.

Entities: Chemical

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Carbon Dioxide

Year: 1984 PMID： 6436734 DOI： 10.1007/bf01780694

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Neurosurg Rev ISSN： 0344-5607 Impact factor: 3.042

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The SHARPLAN family of CO2 lasers for surgery.

1. Use of surgical laser in the removal of an osteoma of the skull.

2. The carbon dioxide laser in clinical surgery. A preliminary report.

3. Experimental studies with the carbon dioxide laser as a neurosurgical instrument.

4. Healing of continuous-wave and rapid superpulsed, carbon dioxide, laser-induced bone defects.

5. The use of the laser in neurological surgery.

6. Significance of blood flow in calculations of temperature in laser irradiated tissue.

7. Effect of laser on brain and neoplasm.

8. Use of the carbon dioxide laser for acoustic tumor surgery.

9. Carbon dioxide laser surgery of basal meningiomas.

10. Use of the carbon dioxide laser in the operative management of intracranial meningiomas: a report of twenty cases.

Review 1. Surgical Approaches for Prevention of Neuroma at Time of Peripheral Nerve Injury.

2. Hazard of CO₂ laser-induced airway fire in laryngeal surgery: experimental data of contributing factors.