Laser in Gynaecology

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 the field of gynaecology.

Today, the trend to perform outpatient procedures and minimally invasive treatments lead to the development of very valuable applications in outpatient hysteroscopy using standard diagnostic instruments to resolve minor or more complicated conditions right in the office with the help of state of the art fiber optics.

Clinical Introduction

VELAS 980nm diode laser in Gynecology assures the vaporization-coagulation and very high precision cutting of the soft tissues.

Laser beam on the tissue in the operating theatre is trasmitted in two ways:

v  Avoiding any contact, thanks to the photothermolytic selectivity      on hyperchromic or highly vascularized tissues, and presenrving the surrounding healthy tissues.

v  By contact, using flexible, 200-800 micron, optical fibres. This particular feature makes it possible for the device to be used for all endoscopic applications.

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