Register to learn about veterinary laser surgery from leaders and pioneers at the American Laser Study Club (ALSC)’ 5th Annual Symposium!! The 2022 Veterinary Laser Surgery Symposium will take place in…
Now is your chance to watch the on-demand webinar “Innovations in Soft Tissue Procedures: New Less-Painful Approaches to Surgery” with Dr. John Godbold.
The suction nozzle should be as close as possible to the surgical site (per ANSI) and no further than 2 inches away (per CDC). In this video, you will see…
By Peter Vitruk, PhD, MInstP ANSI Z136.3 Standard for Safe Use of Lasers in Health Care (2018 Edition) defines laser plume as one of the non-beam laser hazards since it…
Will you be at the WVC 2020 in Las Vegas this year? Come and join us for a 2-part series CE course titled "Laser Surgery for Everyday Practice" held on…
Don’t miss this opportunity to attend the 2020 American Laser Study Club (ALSC) 3rd Annual Symposium held February 28, 29 and March 1, 2020, at the Delray Beach Marriott near…
Laser surgery is in high demand by pet owners. Thousands of veterinarians around the globe have transitioned to CO2 laser surgery, as it has numerous clinical benefits for patients and…
I have been using lasers in veterinary medicine since the late 1990s. Initially, lasers were primarily tools for limited procedures due to their power settings and lack of usage knowledge. ... Recent advancements in CO2 lasers have significantly improved...
Andrew Jendrek, DVM
Carney Animal Hospital
With this laser, one can change quickly from a cutting mode to ablating mode. Most of the CO2 lasers are designed primarily for cutting. Ablation with these lasers is very tedious and complicated. In dermatology, most of our procedures require wide-field...