Gynaecology

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The gynecological laser is a head that is inserted into the vagina and emits a beam of thermal energy that is applied in 360º over the entire surface of the vagina, favors blood flow y increases the production of new collagen and vaginal wall thickness.

Laser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) is a useful energy source available for gynaecological endoscopy. Laser technology is based on the amplification of a specific light wavelength that generates the emission of a beam of photons with a high degree of spatial and temporal coherence. The contact of a laser beam with organic tissue generates molecular vibration, inducing the disruption of chemical bonds and the production of heat. Tissue effect is the result of laser beam absorption, refraction and reflection and can be modulated by adapting exposure time and power density.