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PubMed1976

[Electrosurgery].

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PubMed1997

[The development of an electrosurgery appliance used in non-bleeding inferior conha cutting operation].

It can be only a simple mechanic cutting by means of the traditional inferior concha scissor. Since the nose capacity is deep, narrow and rich in blood vessels, it is easy to bleed. We instruct a new type of non-bleeding nose operation appliance--is under the high frequency electric control, with light source and negative pressure abstracting installment. It has cutting, lighting, abstracting function. It dissolve the problems of pre and post operation bleeding with good effects.

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PubMed1975

[Hazards of electrosurgery].

Burn accidents due to the use of electrosurgical instruments (electrotomy, electrocoagulation) are uncommon but generally serious: explosion of inflammable anaesthetics or antiseptics, local tissue necrosis by an uncontrollable current or coagulation necrosis by a high current. An appropriate use of electrosurgical instruments based on the correct range of indications is the basis for the prevention of accidents.

Amputation, Surgical↗
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[A new method of high-frequency electrosurgery (coblation technology)].

A new method of electrosurgical intervention, i.e. a high-frequency cold-plasma ablation or coblation-technology, is presented in the article. The method is based on an ionic "bombardment" of the biological tissue at the intervention site, which leads to ruptures of intermolecular cohesions. The method has been widely used in arthrosurgery, cardiosurgery, otorhinolaryngology, spinal surgery and cosmetology. The "ArthroCare" Company (USA) was the first to start developing the discussed method. As for Russia, the Research Institute for Medical Instrument-Making of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and Stavropol State Medical Academy are the leaders in promoting the technology in question.

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