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Since one of the possible ways to use the CO₂ laser is to cut soft tissues, it is interesting to note which features distinguish it from the “competition”: the traditional scalpel and electrosurgical scalpel.

A multitude of types of laser exist today. They exploit the excitation and emission capacities of a variety of materials in the solid, liquid, gaseous, with semiconductors, or so-called chemical state. Each one possesses a different wavelength, different emission modes, and efficiency, depending on the materials used and their physical-chemical characteristics..

While studying the radiation of a black body, Max Plank discovered that the emission mechanism of radiation was not the one hypothesised by classical physics in the form of a continuous wave, but instead in the form of little “packets” called “quanti” quantistic physics were thus born.

Advancements in Veterinary Surgical Laser Technology

Cutting Edge Laser Technologies, an industry leader providing premium surgical and therapy laser technology to the veterinary market for nearly two decades, has launched a new 40 Watt CO₂ Surgical Laser System. The 40 Watt CO₂ Laser builds on the success of previous models to deliver an unprecedented 25 watts of power in Super Pulse mode, an improved user interface, and more efficient CO₂ canisters.