Veterinary CO2 Laser Multi-function Surgical System

PM2000-VET

Point of origin: China ISO13485
Application scenarios: veterinary hospital ;pet ICU ;animal clinic

The CO2 Laser Apparatus (PM2000-VET) operates by utilizing a laser beam generated through electrically excited carbon dioxide gas molecules. This laser beam, known for its high directionality, density, and consistency, is applied to the diseased site on the patient. The laser performs various functions including burning diseased tissue, cutting, carbonization, physiotherapy, and eliminating inflammation. Here are some key advantages and features:

Key Advantages:

Smaller Wounds: Minimizes tissue damage and reduces the size of surgical wounds.
Avoids Infection: Non-contact cutting and burning produce high temperatures locally, which have a bacteriostatic effect.
Quick Recovery: Faster healing process by accelerating the metabolism of surrounding tissues and cells.
Improves Animal Health: Enhances the overall success rate of treatments and the medical experience.
Reduces Bloodshed: The laser can seal blood vessels instantly during cutting, reducing or eliminating bleeding.
Pain Relief: Localized cutting vaporizes tissue instantly, sealing nerves and reducing pain.

Features:

Compact Design: Occupies a small base area of 354mm x 354mm, saving operating room space.
Versatile Treatment Options: Equipped with a new light guide system and a variety of cutter heads for convenience.
Computer-Controlled Output: Digital display of power levels and accurate positioning with indicator light and laser.
Automatic Smoke Exhaust: Built-in device to clear surgical vision.
Safety Protections: Automatic overcurrent, overvoltage, and water cutoff protections ensure machine reliability.

Laser mode	Single point/Continuous/Pulse
Mode of operation	Touch screen
Laser wavelength	10.6um
Rated laser output power	40W
Power supply	AC 220V 50Hz
Rated power	500VA
Laser output mod e	Seven light guide arm output
Laser control mode	Pedal switch control
Type of indicating light	Semiconductor laser
Indicator power	<5mW
ndicator wavelength	650nm±5nm
Cooling method	Water cooling
Cooling water requirements	Pure water or distilled water
Dimensions	354x354x910 M M
Weight	28.2kg

Product Description
Performance Parameters

The CO2 Laser Apparatus (PM2000-VET) offers a wide range of clinical applications in veterinary medicine. Its high precision and multifunctionality significantly improve surgical success rates, reduce postoperative recovery time and pain in animals, and enhance the overall medical experience.

CO2 Laser Apparatus (PM2000-VET) Clinical Applications and Usage Scenarios.

1. Dentistry

Main Uses: Stomatitis, gingival hyperplasia, oral mucosal hyperplasia, gingivectomy, tongue tie surgery, oral tumor resection in dogs and cats.
Usage Scenarios:

Stomatitis Treatment: The laser can precisely cut and remove inflamed tissue, reducing bleeding and infection risks.
Gingival Hyperplasia and Resection: The laser removes hyperplastic tissue, reducing surgical bleeding and postoperative pain, and speeding up healing.

2. Dermatology

Main Uses: Epidermal growths, benign epidermal tumors, dermatitis, and wounds in dogs, cats, and exotic pets.
Usage Scenarios:

Epidermal Growths and Tumors: The laser is used to remove benign tumors and excessive epidermal growths, reducing bleeding and infection.
Dermatitis and Wound Treatment: The laser promotes local tissue healing, speeding up wound recovery.

3. Ophthalmology

Main Uses: Eye surgeries and eyelid surgeries in dogs and cats.
Usage Scenarios:

Eye Surgeries: Precise cutting and removal of diseased tissue with minimal damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
Eyelid Surgeries: Laser use for eyelid excision and correction, reducing postoperative complications and speeding recovery.

4. Respiratory

Main Uses: Nasal keratinization, soft palate resection.
Usage Scenarios:

Nasal Keratinization: The laser precisely removes keratinized tissue in the nasal area, improving respiratory function.
Soft Palate Resection: The laser excises excessive soft palate tissue, improving airway patency.

5. Reproductive

Main Uses: Perianal tumor resection, anal sac resection, etc.
Usage Scenarios:

Perianal Tumor Resection: The laser removes tumors with reduced bleeding and postoperative infection.
Anal Sac Resection: Precise removal of anal sacs, reducing surgical trauma.

6. Orthopedics

Main Uses: Treatment of horny toes in dogs, cats, and exotic pets.
Usage Scenarios:

Horny Toes Treatment: The laser removes hyperplastic keratinized tissue, reducing pain and promoting healing.

7. Other Applications

Main Uses: Surgeries in exotic pets.
Usage Scenarios:

Exotic Pet Surgeries: The laser is used for various surgeries in exotic pets, providing precise cutting and reduced bleeding, enhancing surgical success rates.