High Precision Ablation Laser Sinus Surgery

Laser is now universally accepted as the most advanced technological tool in various specialities of surgery. However the properties of all lasers are not alike and surgeries in the ENT field have advanced significantly with the introduction of Diode Laser.It offers the most bloodless surgery available today. This laser is especially suited for ENT works and finds application in various aspects of surgery in the ear, nose, larynx, neck etc. With introduction of Diode Laser, there has been a significant improvement in the quality of ENT surgery.

The diode lasers manufactured by Dimedlaser are the ideal surgical tool for the busy ENT surgeon. They allow surgical cutting and vaporization, combined with optical coagulation, with great precison and effectiveness. They also limits the collateral damage to surrounding tissue.The unique 980 nm wavelength of the Cherylas 30 and Berylas 15 is optimal for ENT surgical work. The accompanying ENT surgical handpieces and range of fibers allows for contact delivery of the laser energy, giving high tactile feedback to the surgeon.

Advantages of a laser surgery:
Minimally invasive
Minimal bleeding and atraumatic
Good wound healing with uncomplicated follow-up care
Hardly no side effects
Possibility to operate people with a cardiac pacemaker
Many treatments can be done under local anesthesia
Treatment of difficult to reach areas
Time saving
Reduced use of medications
Improves procedure sterility

Expand Your In-Office Procedures to Include:
Rhinology
Oral Cavity-Pharynx
Otology
Laryngology
Turbinate reduction
Septoplasty, septal spur removal
Lysis of nasal synechia and adhesions
Polypectomy
Post FESS debridment
Control of epistaxis (anterior and posterior)
Destruction of intranasal lesions
I&D of nasopharyngeal cysts
Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)
Tonsillotomy (Partial intracapsular tonsillectomy)
Laser tonsil cryptolysis with tonsillolith extraction
Destruction of benign pharyngeal lesions
Laser assisted Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
Laser palatal stiffening
Skin and mucosal lesions
Laryngoscopy – epiglottic or vallecula cyst