A procedure in which a laser is used to destroy the wart.
A type of surgery in which a tiny, powerful beam of energy is used to solve problems in the eye. There are three common forms of laser surgery for glaucoma: laser peripheral iridotomy: creates a new drainage hole in the iris, allowing the iris to fall away from the outflow channel so fluid can drain out of the eye. laser trabeculoplasty: in this procedure, the laser is aimed toward the normal drainage channels of the eye, in an attempt to open those channels so fluid can leave the eye more efficiently. laser cyclophotocoagulation: this laser procedure is usually used in people who have severe glaucoma and are not responding to standard glaucoma surgery. The laser is used to partially destroy the tissues that make the fluid in the eye.
Surgical technique which uses lasers. Laser is an acronym for light amplication by stimulated emission of radiation. A laser is a device that concentrates high energies into an intense narrow beam of electromagnetic radiation. Used in surgical procedures and cauterization.
A treatment that uses a concentrated beam of light to cut away abnormal tissue.
A procedure that uses the precision of a laser light source to remove diseased tissues or treat bleeding blood vessels.
treatment that uses an intense, narrow beam of light (called a laser beam) to treat some forms of cancer or abnormal cells. Since a laser beam can be focused precisely on a tiny area, it is used to operate on delicate tissues. General anesthetic is unnecessary.
using a device which emits a beam of light radiation, surgeons can cauterize a wound, repair damaged tissue, or cut through tissue.
An operation involving the use of a laser beam instead of a knife to cut and destroy tissue.
The laser, a precise and delicate instrument commonly used by the neurosurgeons, adds precision and delicacy to many microsurgical approaches.
Laser is an acronym for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. In laser surgery, light energy is used to treat certain conditions of the skin in a controlled fashion. Such problems as skin wrinkles, fine capillaries or spider veins, birth marks, brown spots and tattoos may be successfully treated using a particular laser machine.
State of the art surgical procedure using a highly focused beam of light which can be a solution for a variety of dermatological problems.
a type of surgery that uses special light beams instead of instruments for surgical procedures. (The word "laser" stands for "Light Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation").
Surgery that uses a strong ray of special light, called a laser, to treat damaged parts of the body. Laser surgery can help treat some diabetic eye diseases.
A surgical procedure that uses the cutting power of a laser beam to make bloodless cuts in tissue or to remove a surface lesion such as a tumor.
destruction of tissue using a small, powerful, highly focused beam of light.
A type of surgery in which a tiny beam of focused light is used to treat problems in the eye. There are four common forms of laser surgery for glaucoma: Laser Iridotomy, Laser Iridoplasty, Laser Trabeculoplasty and Laser Cyclophotocoagulation.
A type of surgery that uses the cutting power of a laser beam to make bloodless cuts in tissue or remove a surface lesion such as a skin tumor. There are a number of different types of lasers that differ in emitted light wavelengths and power ranges and in their ability to clot, cut, or vaporize tissue. Among the commonly used lasers are the pulsed-dye laser, the YAG laser, the CO2 (carbon dioxide) laser, the argon laser, the excimer laser, the KTP laser, and the diode laser.
One of several surgical options for treating cervical cancer that utilizes a laser to destroy abnormal cells without harming nearby healthy tissue.
This type of surgery uses a beam of light to remove unwanted body tissue (eg cancer cells).
