Titlebook: Arthroscopic Laser Surgery; Clinical Application Allen T. Brillhart Book 1995 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1995 Laser.Laser Surgery.Surger

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Effects of Laser Energy on Diarthrodial Joint Tissues: Articular Cartilage and Synovial Cell Metaboat human articular cartilage responds to low levels of 2.1 .m holmium:YAG laser energy through cell proliferation (DNA synthesis) and increased proteoglycan synthesis (sulfate incorporation into glycosaminoglycan). At high levels of laser energy, cartilage cell metabolism was inhibited.

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oscopic surgery and is the first text of its kind entirely devoted to the unification of these two exciting technologies. .This groundbreaking work examines the following subjects: - the basic sciences of laser arthroscopy as well as the history of its development - techniques for arthroscopic laser

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How to ‘Sell’ the Importance of Developmentlower. In this sense, control of arthroscopic laser parameters is relative, and the surgeon learns to use it like any surgical instrument—by practice, not calculation. A knowledge of energy concepts is important to understand why a laser works as it does.

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Quantification of Energy Delivery for Arthroscopic Laser Surgery,lower. In this sense, control of arthroscopic laser parameters is relative, and the surgeon learns to use it like any surgical instrument—by practice, not calculation. A knowledge of energy concepts is important to understand why a laser works as it does.

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,Surgeon’s Evaluation of the Ablation Efficiency of Arthroscopic Laser Systems, mean more to the engineers than they do to the surgeon. Once a patient is involved however, testing dynamic effects as applied in vivo is essential (Brillhart, 1992). Dynamic effects refer to the results of the surgeon’s moving the laser probe (Fig. 4–1).