Co2 Laser Surgery

Language: English. Hardbound in printed boards, no DJ, 8vo, 206 pages, coated paper, 322 hideous color photos. Little indication of use. Clean, square, fairly bright, hinges [more]

Language: English. Hardbound in printed boards, no DJ, 8vo, 206 pages, coated paper, 322 hideous color photos. Little indication of use. Clean, square, fairly bright, hinges firm, no markings of any kind. Contents: Part A: Carbon Dioxide Laser Surgery. 1) The Carbon Dioxide Laser. 2) The Sharplan Systems 2.1) Laser Attachments. 2.2) Simplicity of Design. 3) The Carbon Dioxide Laser in Practice. 3.1) Operations in Which the Anticipated Blood Loss Is Significant. 3.2) Surgery Performed on Highly Vascular Areas of the Body. 3.3) Extirpation of Highly Vascular Tumors. 3.4) Surgery Performed on Patients with Bleeding Tendencies. 3.5) Surgery in Malignant Disease. 3.6) Operations Performed through Highly Infected Tissue. 3.7) Operations Performed on Organs Requiring Simultaneous Monitoring. 3.8) Cavitational Surgery. 3.9) Specific Tissues Best Incised by Means of the CO2 Laser. 3.10) Precautions. 3.11) Operations in Which the Anticipated Blood Loss Is Significant. 3.11.1) Breast Surgery. 3.11.2) Palliative Surgery for Incurable Malignant Diseases. 3.11.3) Neonatal Surgery. 3.12) Surgery Performed on Highly Vascular Areas of the Body. 3.12.1) Scalp Surgery. 3.12.2) Tongue Surgery. 3.12.3) Extirpation of Highly Vascular Tumors. 3.13) Surgery for Malignant Diseases. 3.13.1) Malignant Melanoma. 3.13.2) Other Malignant Tumors. 3.14) Operations Performed through Highly Infected Tissues. 3.15) Other Conditions Treated with the CO2 Laser. 3.15.1) Neurofibromatosis. 3.15.2) Lipomata. 3.15.3) Leukoplakia. 3.15.4) Condylomata Acuminata. 3.15.5) Warts. 3.15.6) Cavitational Surgery. Part B:[less]