1470nm Surgical Proctology PLDD Treatment Laser

Project Description

Arfurla wavelength 980nm 1470nm Surgical Proctology PLDD Treatment Laser Machine

Working Theory: PLDD

Percutaneous laser disc decompression (PLDD) is a type of surgery in which a laser probe is inserted into the intervertebral disc space and laser energy

applied for achieving decompression and neuromodulation thereby relieving the pain. PLDD is a minimally invasive procedure that falls into the

category of percutaneous intervertebral surgeries with the aim to significantly reduce the patient’s pain and recover neurological deficit. It is

performed under local anesthesia. By a specially designed laser, with a coefficient of absorbing energy adjusted for soft discus tissue, specific

amount of heat is sent to achieve the evaporation of the water from the disc without additional thermal damage thus achieving decompression

and creation of a stable intradiscal scar that will prevent herniation from reoccurring.

If you suffer from agonizing back or neck pain as a result of a herniated disc, PLDD (Percutaneous Laser Disc Decompression) offers quick relief without surgery.

PLDD is a minimally invasive laser treatment performed on an outpatient basis using only local anesthesia. During the procedure, a laser beam vaporizes a tiny portion

of the disc, decompressing it. Patients typically get off the table and go home. There is no hospital stay, no long recovery period, and PLDD costs many thousands of dollars less than surgery.

PLDD is the minimally-invasive medical procedure developed by Dr. Daniel S.J. Choy in 1986 that uses a laser beam to treat back and neck pain caused by a herniated disc.

A herniated disc is like a balloon with a weak spot. Inflating it will cause a bulge (herniation). Pain results from the bulge pressing against nerves in the spinal column.

The PLDD treatment is performed on an outpatient basis using only local anesthesia. During the procedure, a thin needle is inserted into the herniated disc under x-ray guidance.

An optical fiber is inserted through the needle and laser energy is sent through the fiber, vaporizing a tiny portion of the disc nucleus. This creates a partial vacuum which draws

the herniation away from the nerve root, thereby relieving the pain. The effect usually is immediate.

Patients get off the table with just a small adhesive bandage and return home for 24 hours of bed rest. Then patients begin progressive ambulation,

walking up to a mile. Most return to work in four to five days.

Because only a thin needle is used, there is no cutting and no scarring. Since only a tiny amount of disc is vaporized, there is no subsequent spinal

instability. PLDD is different from open lumbar disc surgery because there is no damage to the back muscle, no bone removal or large skin incision.

Most of the complications that may occur with open surgery are eliminated with the PLDD procedure.

Who should consider PLDD?

This procedure is specifically designed for patients with disc problems accompanied by the following:

Severe leg, arm, neck or lower back pain.

Pain that has not responded to six weeks of conservative treatments- rest, meds or physical therapy.

Herniated lumbar discs confirmed by x-ray studies that may include one or more of the following: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), CAT Scanning,

Myelography, Discography.

Applications:

Decompressing the cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine.
Laser-assisted posterior cervical foraminotomies.
Laser-assisted anterior cervical corpectomy for cervical myelopathy patients with multilevel ossification of the posterior
longitudinal ligament.
Discectomy for lateral and foraminal cervical disk herniation.
Laser ablation of spinal growths such as tumors and vascular lesions.

What are the Benefits of PLDD Laser?

Not only because of the shortness of the procedure and its “elegance”, are herniated discs being treated more and more often

with this laser therapy. Benefits include rarely adhesions, muscles and joints remain intact, and nerves are not injured. Minimally

invasive percutaneous access (1 millimeter) is possible. In addition, this therapy can be repeated and is particularly suitable for

patients for whom general anesthesia poses a certain risk. Least but not last: Percutaneous laser disc decompression (PLDD) can

be performed on multiple segments of the spine.

Advantages of using Arfurla PLDD laser system:

Local anaesthesia, mini-invasive, painless, non-bleeding
Short operation time with high security and effectiveness
Rapid recovery, fewer complications
Can be used simultaneously for several treatments
Guaranteed microsurgery precision and stability

Technical parameters

Laser type	Diode Laser 980nm (Gallium-Aluminum-Arsenide )
Beam	Biquartz optical fiber transmission
Wavelength	978nm/980nm Diode Laser
Output power	1-60W
Laser type	Pulse,CW, Single
Pulse width	0-1s (stepping 0.05s)
Pulse duration	0-1s (stepping 0.05s)
Frequency	0-30Hz
Spot size	20mm
Output timing	300,000 minutes
Indication light	650nm,intensity control
Fiber interface	SMA905 international standard interface,special quartz fiber laser conduction

Customers Feedback

980nm class 4 laser for physiotherapy body pain relief Joint Back Pain Management muscles, ligaments, bones

Other functions you can choose:

Our Services

1. Door to Door services by Air DHL, UPS, TNT, FEDEX, you can get your machine within 3- 5 days.

2. 2 years free warranty, lifetime maintain, after you get your machine, you can see the User Manual, Maintain Manual, Training CD, Guide you to operate the machine.

3. Training, like Video, Manual, Online service, which can keep you operate it much more easily.

4. Professional guide, 24 hours online to offer professional customers service, engineers after sales team for professional guide.

5. OEM&ODM service for distributors from all over the world.