What is Bovie Caurys?
2 Scapel is not used. Touching body tissues with heated spikes at the end of Bovie transmits heat to the tissues and destroys those who are in immediate contact and cauterize neighboring tissues. For this reason, Bovie Caurey is also called "thermocaury" or "electrocautery". Modern electro -surgical unit (ESU) may have added tools and settings that allow electrocauteric functions such as surgical blade or "Bovie Knife" that allows surgeons to quickly cautery and clean the operational fields ARS AR.DNES today in emergency rooms and outpatient environments such as clinics and doctor. procedures. These Bovie units are increasingly used for outpatient surgery in many medical specialties, including plastic surgery, dermatology, gynecology, urology, dentistry and otolaryngology. The suction bovie is widely used to perform adenirectomy because it has a hollow central stem that is during surgery pIt uses blood intake from the throat, allowing better vision of the area and also helps to improve the patient's comfort.
Portable BUDs are powered by batteries and shaped as a pen; Some newer shapes resemble pencil and use microtips. These portable units can reach a temperature of 2,200 ° F (1,204 ° C) without required to require high -frequency currents or generators. Their length generally ranges from approximately 3.5 inches (8.9 cm) to 8 inches (20.3 cm), and may have a disposable or replaceable wire loop tips that change from 3/16 inches (5 mm) to a micropip size of 2/5 inches (0.1 cm) to about 1/16 inch (0.2 cm).
Bovie Cauters is used to cut and coagulate animal and human tissue. Veterinary surgery is widely used as a cautery agent. This form of catheteria, along with lasers, is now largely used by the place of treatment by freezing or cryotherapy to treat tumors and warts in humans. TraditionalCHICKAURERY, using cauterization substances such as silver nitrate, tend to be favored by veterinarians for animal treatment.
Extensive safety procedures are performed in the operating theaters in the use of the Bovie apparatus, as the use of high -frequency alternating current without adequate protection may have serious burns. Fire, shock and smoke inhalation are another danger. However, the outpatient caouria is a few of these risks because it uses separate units controlled by the battery and a less extensive surgical area. Clinical literature has been reported that the use of Bovie Cautery has shortened surgical time, bleeding and infection, and also reduced the patient's pain.