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Some clinical applications of carbon dioxide laser in urologic surgery
Urology
|March 1, 1984
Abstract:
Four clinical cases are presented in which the carbon dioxide laser was used as an adjunct to control massive post-prostatectomy bleeding, minimize parenchymal damage in a patient with bilateral renal tumors and impaired renal function, and in bivalving the kidney in 2 patients with staghorn calculus in order to shorten operative time and reduce blood loss.