http://www.phomed-class4laser.com/veterinary-laser-therapy/ Veterinary Laser Therapy Diode Veterinary Surgical Laser's Practical Advantages for Surgeons Due to its small size and lack of need for specialized power or water, the Phomed veterinary laser machine is perfect for any situation. This is not the case with all laser systems. Modern color touch sensitive display with high resolution offers a quick and simple access to all system functions. Higher Power and Flexibility: The Phomed Lasers are perfect for surgery on both companion animals and horses where higher energy are necessary, with options for 15, 20, 30 and 60 watts depending on the laser model. - Unusually High Degree of Flexibility Provided by This System: Coagulation and vaporization without contact cutting in contact clotted interstitial fluid equipped with a SMA connector that is a global standard includes a range of fiber diameters between 200 and 600 microns. - More efficient and cost-effective: Phomed's laser for pet therapy features cutting-edge diode technology for easier maintenance and extended working life. - Multiple Surgical Capabilities: By simplifying and lowering the danger of several surgical procedures, laser surgery improves them. This makes procedures possible that are not feasible with traditional techniques. The Phomed veterinary therapeutic laser closes capillaries and tiny blood vessels as it cuts, significantly lowering bleeding and improving visibility of the surgical field. A significantly cleaner and dryer surgical site is the effect of this. - Increased Control and Precision: The focal point size of the beam may be enlarged for much wider coverage or shrunk to a tiny fraction of a millimeter. The Phomed veterinary laser can be set up to quickly remove relatively large volumes of tissue or it can be modified to just remove one cell layer at a time. - Shortening of Surgery: The Phomed Laser's hemostatic action and the enhanced visibility of the surgical field frequently shorten the length of the procedure. Typical pet surgery Neuter This procedure benefits greatly from the laser. We first made a pre-scrotal or scrotal incision before utilizing the laser. We also used a scalpel blade to cut the tunic, the covering that covers the testicles, during the process. The scrotum would expand over several days after surgery when using the scalpel in this manner as little blood vessels leaked. It was evident that this was quite uncomfortable in such a delicate area. The next neuter photographs will show you that the laser has entirely gotten rid of this. It is able to neuter a wide variety of animal: Cats Rabbits Dogs Rats Pot-bellied Pigs Bladder Surgery Bladder stones are not uncommon in animals. The bladder is usually inflamed and highly vascular, causing significant bleeding when we incise the bladder to remove a stone. The laser has revolutionized this surgery. The urinary bladder is a very sensitive internal organ, and anytime we can make an incision in such an organ without any bleeding, the healing period is much faster and less painful. This is a dog with the stone being removed from the bladder after the laser incision Rat Mammary Tumor Rats get a mammary tumor under the skin very commonly. The laser is huge benefit when it comes to removing them with minimal bleeding, which is important in a small animal. Oral Tumor A tumor that can be encountered in dogs and cats is called sqamous cell carcinoma. These pictures are of a dog that had one on its left jaw, called the mandible. The only way to completely cure this tumor is to remove the jaw on that side, a surgery called a hemimandibulectomy. In this case the owner decided against it, and will have the growth removed as much as possible with the laser, following up with radiation therapy. The package & Shipping. We provide customized suitcase to provide a good protection for the machine, and using the carton to protect the suitcase . Quick delivery with DHL ,FEDEX ,UPS,TNT, For the mass order also be able to delivery by sea freight and air freight !Veterinary Laser Therapy website:http://www.phomed-class4laser.com/veterinary-laser-therapy/