Lasotronix Revolution in the Field of ENT Treatments

Are you using the most scientifically advanced techniques for treating Ear-Nose-Throat (ENT) treatments? Or are you still stuck to adopting the age-old methods of ENT treatments?

Lasotronix revolutionizes the way otolaryngologists have been approaching the ENT disorders, mainly by making the procedures minimally invasive and highly precise. It is a known fact that ENT laser surgery is not new to the otolaryngology circles. In fact, already there are three types of laser devices being used: CO2 lasers, Argon lasers and ND-YAG lasers.

What makes the Lasotronix Smart M laser diode so extraordinary is that it combines the advantages of the all the three lasers into one compact device. How?

Coagulation effect at par with the Argon lasers.
Ability to cut through tissues equivalent to that of the CO2 laser.
Higher degree of absorption than the ND-YAG laser.

Therefore, it can be safely said that the Lasotronix Smart M laser diode is powerful device that improves quality of the treatment of the ENT, while maximizing its efficiency. There is proven reduction in chances of recurrence and better treatment results.

The Lasotronix Smart M 980 nm is the most suitable for ENT Applications as the laser energy from this wavelength is just enough to ensure highly precise cutting and coagulation, along with careful and accurate tissue vaporization.

Applications of Laser in ENT

Paracentesis

Mucosa Hyperplasia

Stapes Surgery

Removal of cholesteatoma cysts

Accessory auricle

Tumors of the inner ear

Hemangioma

Myringotomy

Cholesteatoma

Tympanitis

Nasal Polyp and Rhinitis

Turbinate Treatment

Septum Spur

Septum Deformation

Cysts & Mucoceles

Epistaxis

Stenosis & Synechia

Sinus Surgery

Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR)

Laser-assisted Eustachian Tuboplasty (LETP) with Special Micro-endoscope

Nasal Sinus Surgery

Tonsillotomy, Tonsillectomy and Laser-assisted Uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP)

Polypectomy in area of vocal ligaments

Polyps and Papilloma resection

Epistaxis treatment

Laryngeal carcinoma

Cysts, mucous cysts

DCR treatment/Lacrimal surgery

Removal of stenosis in lacrimalis

Synechia, stenosis in endonasal structures

Tumor, Granuloma resection

Hemangiomas

Morbus Osier

Uvulopalatoplasty (LAUP)

Tonsillotomy

Glossectomy

Vocal cord polyps

Epiglottectomy

Strictures

Eustachian Tube

Lacrimal Passages

Saliva Way

Micro otology

Micro sinus surgery

Unique Laser Technology

The Lasotronix Smart M 15 W device is ideal for both contact and non-contact mode surgeries.

In the contact mode, the laser tip is in direct contact with the targeted tissue. This mode is preferable for tissue vaporization and photocoagulation. While the low power mode settings help achieve coagulation, the higher power bands help undertake vaporization.
In the non-contact or near-contact mode, the tip of the laser fiber remains at several millimeters away from the tissue and is ideal for tissue photocoagulation.

Irrespective of the modes, the Lasotronix Smart M 15 W device can be used for interstitial laser-induced thermotherapy. This is a minimally invasive method of treating both malignant and benign tumors. The laser device is placed on the holes punctured on the skin so that the local tissues can absorb the energy. This hyper thermic state causes either immediate or delayed tissue necrosis via coagulation.

Most of the cases in the clinic are handled by administering a topical anesthetic and a decongestant spray to the nasal cavity. However, the micro laryngeal surgery needs general anesthesia with special flexi-metallic tube to prevent a fire hazard.

It can be used in contact mode, in which the tip of the fiber is placed directly on the surface of the tissue. This mode is effective for both photocoagulation and vaporization of tissue, depending on the power density. At the low- or mid-power range, coagulation occurs; at a higher level, vaporization occurs.
The laser can be used in near-contact mode, in which the tip of the fiber remains several millimeters apart from the tissue. This mode is largely used for tissue photo coagulation.
The laser can be used for interstitial laser-induced thermotherapy, a minimally invasive method of treating both benign and malignant tumors. The laser is placed through puncture holes in the skin, and its energy is absorbed by local tissues. This hyperthermic state causes either immediate or delayed tissue necrosis via coagulation.
In the clinic most cases can be done after administering a topical anesthetic and a decongestant spray to the nasal cavity, but micro laryngeal surgery needs General anesthesia with special fleximetalic tube to prevent fire hazard.

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