Product Description

Co2 Veterinary Laser Surgery

Currently co2 laser has been widely used in veterinary surgery procedures. The common clinic applications of CO2 laser include declaws, tumor removal, spays and neuter, and amputations.

• Declaws - Scalpel blade or a nail trimmer is the traditional way of declaws, that was painful and time consuming. Laser surgery to declaw will make cats have little pain.

• Amputation - The laser is particularly good at amputations. Minimal bleeding during the laser surgery allows the surgery to perform much faster.

• Dog Neuter - CO2 laser can also treat dog neuters due to the advantages of minimal bleeding and less pain.

• Skin Tumor - Laser can completely ablate the small tumors lesion and make pets have less discomfort during the recovering time.

• Ear Hematoma - One of the CO2 laser features, selectively and gently going through layers of tissue, makes the CO2 laser excellent for ear hematoma due to the small opening needed to drain the fluid.

MDXvet sets a new standard for veterinary CO2 laser surgery by combining advanced features with easy, maintenance-free operation. Laser energy seals nerve endings and small blood vessels as it incises or ablates tissue, reducing bleeding, swelling and postoperative pain. Lingovet DC**0B, **-Watt CO2 Laser equipment, is designed to provide the veterinary surgeon with maximum flexibility and precision, resulting in better surgery, healthier patients, and satisfied clients.

Technology Designed for Superior Clinical Results

Surgical CO2 Laser equipment DC**0B features articulated arm technology, delivering true laser beam efficiency to the surgical site while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues. A diode-aiming beam illuminates the targeted incision or ablation site before and during operation, increasing user accuracy and confidence.

Liquid-cooled operation and self-calibration features reduce set up and maintenance time, and completely autoclavable handpieces eliminate the need for costly consumable tips.

Surgical CO2 Laser equipment DC**0B delivers laser energy in CW, Super Pulse and Pulsed modes, all included as standard features. The system is configured to include all the necessary tools for nearly all soft tissue surgery applications. Accessories are available for specialty and advanced procedures.

Key features

Surgical CO2 Laser equipment DC**0B provids safe, precise and cost-effective laser surgery in the veterinary hospital.

Beam Integrity

DC**0B features a proprietary titanium delivery system that maintains **0% beam integrity at all times. These results in dramatically increased precision and minimal collateral tissue damage compared to waveguide or fiberoptic delivery systems.

Aiming Beam

This essential component aids the surgeon in visualizing exactly where the laser will ablate and incise tissue, before laser energy is delivered.

Autoclavable Handpieces

Handpieces can be reused countless times and autoclaved for sterility. No disposable tips are required, saving potentially thousands of dollars annually in consumable costs.

Closed-loop, liquid-cooled cooling system 

Systems that utilize air exchange mechanisms are highly susceptible to overheating, which can result in unit malfunction.

Multiple Modes of Operation

CW, Super Pulse, and single and repeat pulse modes are all included as a standard feature, providing complete flexibility.

LCD color touch screen control panel with onboard setting recommendations, surgical notes and tips, and integrated self-calibration.

Clinical Applications

Lumps and bumps

Spays and neuters

Feline declaws

Anal saculectomy

Declaw removal

Epulis removal and gingeval hyperplasia

Stenotic nares

Soft palate resection

Lateral/medial approach to the stifle

Entropion