Veterinary Diode Laser

Veterinary Diode Laser Surgery

Veterinary Diode Laser Therapy

With the diode laser, energy is transferred from the housing to the tissue by a solid fiber-optic system. Fibers vary in size, typically 400 mm to 800 mm, Orr says.

“An advantage to this type of system is the ability to deliver laser energy to tissue through ports in fiber-optical devices and in aqueous environments,” Orr says. “I use my diode laser in just about all my declaws. I don’t need to use a tourniquet; there is no bleeding and healing is fast. I use a little skin glue to close and that’s it.”

Lucien, sales manager of the GIGAA Co Ltd. says a Gigaa Diode Laser usually lasts seven to 10 years.

“You can get thousands of hours of use with a diode laser before worrying about needing an upgrade or replacement,” Jensen says. “It is lightweight and has a fine tip like a scalpel. The great thing about a diode laser is that it isn’t something you have to spend money on without getting a return, like an autoclave. You can expect to make a direct profit from a laser.”


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