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CO2 LASER

Laser surgery is widely applied in a variety of human surgical specialties such as: otolaryngology, gynecology, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, dermatology and oral & maxillofacial surgery.

Out of several laser types available, the CO2 laser is considered the “workhorse” of laser surgery due to its unique capabilities in performing precise, hemostatic incisions, excisions and ablations of tissue.

COBLATION

Coblation —controlled ablation — uses a novel method of tissue removal. A port on the handpiece delivers an electrically conductive saline solution over the target tissue. When sufficient energy is applied, the conductive solution is converted into a layer of energized ions. These ions accelerate toward the target tissue, causing molecular dissociation on a cellular level, with limited residual thermal damage to the surrounding untreated tissue.

NAVIGATION

Image guided surgery is one of the most significant advances in endoscopic sinus surgery since its beginning. This technology enables the surgeon to follow the anatomic dissection of the sinuses on a computer monitor in the operating room in real time.

NIM 3 NEURO MONITOR

Even after obtaining a detailed knowledge of the anatomy and surgical skills, motor nerves can be difficult to identify during surgery due to a disease, a previous operation, or normal anatomical variations, which can lead to a temporary or permanent damage if nerve is irritated or injured. Intraoperative Nerve monitoring system enable the surgeon to identify, confirm and monitor nerve function to help reduce the risk of nerve damage during various procedures. Research confirms the benefits of intraoperative nerve monitoring for nerve preservation and as a risk – minimizing tool.

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