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Detailed information on the greenlight power laser |
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| The greenlight laser is in direct competition with BPH treatment procedures. Methods of thermotherapy, such as TUNA, TUMT and others, have been used particularly often in the past. However, these methods have some key disadvantages compared to the green laser approach. | |
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The picture shows the tissue swelling following conventional thermotherapy. |
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The picture gives a visual representation of tissue vaporization in a greenlight laser treatment and the reduced, optimally adjustable depth of penetration. |
Short filmsIn the following you can view films which show the vaporization of prostate tissue through application of the greenlight power laser beam. The films at the top are animated sequences, while those at the bottom are actual recordings of the prostate. |
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| The animated sequence shows the effect of the greenlight laser beam (film 1). | |
| The animated sequence shows the effect of the greenlight laser beam (film 2). | |
| The animated sequence shows the effect of the KTP greenlight laser beam in comparison with a Ho:YAG laser (film 3). | |
| The animated sequence shows the effect of the KTP greenlight laser beam in comparison with an Nd:YAG laser (film 4). | |
| The real-life video sequence shows the procedure for treating the prostate (film 5). | |
| The real-life video sequence shows the procedure for treating the prostate (film 6). | |
| The real-life video shows the beginning of a greenlight laser treating (film 7). | |
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Do you have any questions on the topic of greenlight laser treatment? |
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