In the article “Advanced laser surgery, and digital cytology elevate pet care“, Boaz Man, DVM, discusses modern tools that allow animals to be examined, given diagnoses, and treated all in the same visit, while also having them heal quicker.
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What Veterinarians Are Saying
We use the laser almost every day, and the first month billed out $700.00 in laser-use fees running from $35.00 for minor procedures to $150.00 for more complicated ones. Averaging $50-$75. Not one complaint about laser fees. In fact, quite the opposite, clients...
Donald Edwards, DVM
Green River Veterinary Hospital, Auburn, WA
Carbon dioxide (CO2) lasers are used in oral surgery for precisely cutting or vaporizing soft tissue with hemostasis... tissue vaporization is more efficient with the CO2 laser than with other lasers... because of the direct absorption of this wavelength by water.
Jan Bellows, DVM
“Laser Use in Veterinary Dentistry”, Vet Clin Small Anim 32 (2002) 673-692., Elsevier Science, (USA)
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