Q: How does your laser achieve precision in delicate surgery?
A: Specific wavelengths (e.g., 980 nm / 450 nm) offer high absorption in blood and tissue, enabling precise cutting and coagulation. With minimal thermal spread (as low as 0.1–0.2 mm), surrounding nerves and healthy tissue are well preserved.
Q: What are the advantages over traditional surgery?
A: Reduced intraoperative bleeding ensures a clearer field. Postoperative pain is significantly alleviated. Faster recovery shortens hospital stays and supports enhanced recovery protocols.
Q: Is PLDD safe and effective for disc herniation?
A: Yes. It is an FDA-approved, well-established minimally invasive procedure. Ideal candidates include patients with predominant leg pain, failed conservative treatment (>6 weeks), and contained herniation confirmed by MRI.
Q: Why does laser therapy reduce recurrence and preserve function?
A: A radial fiber delivers 360° energy to ablate the tract while inducing tissue shrinkage and closure. The sphincter is preserved, reducing recurrence and minimizing the risk of incontinence.
Q: How can one system serve multiple specialties?
A: A modular design combines a universal platform with interchangeable handpieces. One system supports ENT, proctology, urology, gynecology, and vascular procedures, maximizing utilization and ROI.
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