PLASMA SURGERY Plasma surgery is a specific waveform of electricity through the dual-pole or multi-pole probe within the physical structure to stimulate blood, mucosal and soft tissue or nucleus pulposus within the binary compound (Nacl) molecules to get plasma state. Then the plasma high-speed charged particles directly interrupt tissue molecular bonds, and cause organization of protein to vaporize into H2, O2, CO2, N2, CH4 and other low mass gas. Plasma Surgery techniques are achieved with the plasma energy released as the kinetic, thermal, and light energy. Kinetic energy allows for new uses of the device and an enhanced tissue effect. The thermal energy of the pure plasma energy allows for a high level of control over the tissue effect with the minimal thermal diffusion Light energy provides enhanced visibility of surgical field. Advantages of plasma surgery Low working temperature 40-70°C, to reduce the thermal injury to surrounding tissue Probe into the ...
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