Plasma Surgical System
Plasma state is the fourth state of existence of substances except gas, liquid and solid. Under normal circumstances, electrons move around the nucleus to form molecules. The working principle of the artificial plasma is to change the electrolyte into a low-temperature plasma state through a strong RF electric field of 100kHz to form a plasma thin layer with a thickness of 100 microns in front of the electrode. The strong electric field also enables the free charged particles in the plasma layer to obtain enough kinetic energy to break the molecular bonds, so that the tissue cells can disintegrate in molecular units and form cutting, ablation and coagulation effects in a low-temperature environment.
Nose and nasal skull base
·Inferior turbinate ablation
·Lysis of nasal adhesions ·Inverted papilloma of nose ·Tumor of nose and skull baseOropharynx
·Soft palate incision and ablation ·Uvula shortening and puncture ablation ·Tonsillectomy and ablation ·Adenoidectomy and ablation ·UPPP
Retrolingual epiglottic region
·Tongue root resection
·Ablation of tongue root
·Marsupialization of epiglottic cyst
Laryngeal surgery
·Laryngeal papilloma ·Keywords vocal cord; benign lesion; polyp; albino keratosis; starch ·Granuloma of acoustic process ·Laryngeal and subglottic stenosis ·Laryngeal tumor
PM107
·Tonsillectomy
·Adenoidectomy
·Tongue root fusion
·Soft tissue fusion in oral cavity
·Adenoidectomy
·Tongue root fusion
·Soft tissue fusion in oral cavity
PM109
·Laryngeal lesion excision
·Arytenoidectomy
·Excision of laryngeal papilloma
·Laryngeal lumpy soft tissue fusion
·Arytenoidectomy
·Excision of laryngeal papilloma
·Laryngeal lumpy soft tissue fusion
PM110
·Tonsillectomy
·Adenoidectomy
·Tongue root fusion
·Soft tissue fusion in oral cavity
·Sinus surgery
·Fusion and excision of nasal polyps
·Soft tissue fusion in nasal cavity
·Adenoidectomy
·Tongue root fusion
·Soft tissue fusion in oral cavity
·Sinus surgery
·Fusion and excision of nasal polyps
·Soft tissue fusion in nasal cavity
PM201
·Soft palate puncture for volume reduction
·Volume reduction by perforating the root of tongue
·Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
·Volume reduction by perforating the root of tongue
·Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
PM202
·Soft palate puncture for volume reduction
·Volume reduction by perforating the root of tongue
·Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
·Tympanic membrane perforation
·Volume reduction by perforating the root of tongue
·Uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
·Tympanic membrane perforation
PM203
·Volume reduction by perforation of inferior turbinate
·Tympanic membrane perforation
·Tympanic membrane perforation