Veterinary minimally invasive surgery thulium laser system

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1. Higher lithotripsy efficiency: Holmium laser has high single-shot destructive power, causing stones to tend to fragment into chunks, contact with a stone retrieval basket throughout the procedure. Thulium laser directly pulverizes stones into powder, and its lithotripsy rate can be several times that of the holmium, significantly shortening the surgery. 2. Minimal stone displacement (precision blasting): The holmium laser has high single-shot energy and strong recoil, causing significant stone displacement. Theulium laser has a high frequency, but low single-pulse energy and high water absorption rate, producing very little impact force. The stone remains almost stationary during the lithotripsy, greatly reducing the difficulty of the operation and ensuring extreme precision, unlike the holmium laser which causes significant disturbance. 3. Very clear surgical field: The holmium laser generates large number of bubbles during operation, even forming a bubble storm that can block the lens, requiring the surgeon to frequently irrigate or pause the surgery to clear the field of view., the thulium laser produces far fewer bubbles, which are also easier to burst and dissipate. The surgical field remains very clear throughout the entire procedure, allowing the surgeon to operate and reducing the risk of accidental injury. 4. Higher safety: Its thermal penetration depth is about one-fourth lower than that of the holmium laser. Water has an extremely absorption rate for thulium laser energy, so the energy is absorbed only in an extremely thin layer on the surface of the stone, while causing less damage to the surrounding tissues