1470 nm is the optimal wavelength for endovenous laser ablation (EVLA).The newer diode laser 1470 nm targets the water in the vein wall instead of the hemoglobin, which results in a more comfortable procedure for patients without post-operative bruising and a lower re-canalization rate than other treatment.
KIRA Radial fiber providing circular emission directed at the vessel wall, providing the optimal energy emission for endovenous treatment.
Varicose Veins and Endovascular Laser
Minimally Invasive Endovenous Laser Ablation(EVLA)
EVLA is advanced minimally invasive, procedure to occlusion of varicose veins. Post local anesthesia and with the guidance of ultrasound the doctor just make a minute nick in the skin. Inserts a thin tube called catheter into the saphenous vein and withdraws it. Through catheter the veins tissue is heated. This causes the homogenous destruction of wall of the vein, shrinks it and seals it off. Now blood doesn’t flow from these veins thus eliminating vein bulging. The body then naturally absorbs the dead tissue. The surrounding healthy veins, unburdened of these defective veins, now re-establish a normal smooth flow.
Safe, Effective and Minimally Invasive Technology
EVLA is principally effective on large truncal veins in the legs. Laser energy is delivered to the desired location inside the vein through an optical fiber and catheter. Laser treatments are less invasive than traditional surgical methods of varicose vein removal, have a lower complication rate, and are well tolerated by patients. Recovery time is short and the treatment produces good cosmetic results.
Latest Wavelength and Radial fiber for Greater Patient Comfort
1470nm of Surgelite is optimal wavelength for EVLT, it has a particular affinity for absorption in hemoglobin, making it an ideal choice for endovenous laser treatments. Its high performance, selectivity and precision (limiting thermal effects to the target tissue), allow for minimal discomfort, exceptional success rates and shortened recovery times.
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High success rate
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Low recurrence rate – the comparative rate of relapse/reoccurrence is much lower than any other protocol.
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Quick treatment – Take less than an hour. Saves tremendous time for you and your patient which can help you to increase patient turnaround.
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Minimal invasion – just a nick in the skin, so no scar or stitches.
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Instant Relief from accompanying symptoms - Since it’s a minimal invasive surgery so damage to the neighboring tissues is extremely less which results in fast recovery. Even less pain, bruising and numbness after procedure.
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OPD procedure - As it’s minimal invasive surgery it can be performed under Local anesthesia.
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Quick Recovery - no downtime. Minimal post operative pain. Your patient can walk away post operation and can quickly regain his normal activity.