is now standard practice at POCOPSON VETERINARY STATION! In our continuing effort to provide the highest quality care to you and your pets, we are proud to announce that surgical procedures conducted at our office utilize a state-of-the-art laser scalpel.
Many different types of lasers have had applications in both human and veterinary medicine, with carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers the most practical for treating dogs and cats. Simply stated, the energy created by the carbon dioxide laser is absorbed by the water of the tissues where it is applied (remember, our bodies are made up of nearly two-thirds water). The laser vaporizes this water, allowing us to easily remove the tissue that the laser has struck. The great thing is that because the laser has virtually no effect on the surrounding tissues, we can easily pinpoint the area on which we wish to operate.
Growth identified for laser surgery |
Laser removal of growth |
Post-laser surgery removal of growth |
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