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Electrosurgery is the
application of a high-frequency (radio frequency)
alternating polarity,
electrical current to
biological tissue as a
means to cut...
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gradually increase if the patients’
plaque control is up to standard.
Electrosurgery is
defined as the
intentional p****age of high-frequency
waveforms or...
- that (unlike
electrosurgery) uses
ultrasonic vibrations to cut and
cauterize tissue. The
harmonic scalpel may be
superior to
electrosurgery in that it can...
- A
hyfrecator is a low-powered
medical apparatus used in
electrosurgery on
conscious patients,
usually in an
office setting. It is used to
destroy tissue...
- necessary.
Treatments for
cosmetic reasons include shave excision and
electrosurgery.
Following treatment,
recurrence is rare. Skin
lesion James, William...
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better known as "
electrosurgery". (It is also
referred to
occasionally as "electrocautery", but see
disambiguation below.)
Electrosurgery and
surgical diathermy...
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excision biopsy may be necessary.
Cysts can also be
removed by laser,
electrosurgery or cryotherapy.
Inflammation can be
reduced with oral antibiotics. Oral...
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Medically necessary dermatologic surgical procedures include curettage and
electrosurgery, and Mohs
surgery for the
treatment of skin cancer, as well as skin...
- suppress. In
operating rooms,
formaldehyde is
produced as a
byproduct of
electrosurgery and is
present in
surgical smoke,
exposing surgeons and
healthcare workers...
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development in the mid-20th century. He was a
leader in
developing electrosurgery. The po****rity of the
field rose when the book What Is Life? by Erwin...
