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THERE ARE 9 DIFFERENT KINDS OF LASERS! Please Read!From: andrea (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Dec 28 17:30:12 2007
I read for hours the other night and found that there are 9 different types of lasers for operating on Endo!! So we not only need to find the right doctor, but need to make sure they use the best kind of laser/equipment! I read that the Carbon 13 CO2 laser is the best, most accurate beam of light and that is the one they use at Dr. Cook's in California. It did not say which type of laser they use at the CEC. It is a Carbon CO2 laser, but they did not say whether it was the 13 or not. (The Carbon 12 is not as sharp a beam and can leave charring of tissue and carbon deposits behind in the abdomen as well as other lasers, which can irritate the tissue. That's why many women may still have pain after a lap surgery! We have to check about these lasers, ladies!!! My doctor uses something called a TAUT laser and I'm not sure if it is Carbon 13 or not. I have to ask him before surgery. He also uses the DaVinci Robot during surgery. Maybe everything he has is the newest technology? No other specialist uses the TAUT, so I have to find out the details on it. I guess depending on what kind of laser they use, it reacts to the CO2 gas they pump into you, so they can see. The laser reacts with the gas in your abdomen to create a certain strength of beam of light.
At Fri, 28 Dec 2007, Marci wrote:
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