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Fulguration is a medical procedure that includes the use of high voltage electric current to destroy tissue. This procedure is performed for the purpose of killing tumors, removing ulcers and treatment of other types of lesions in the body and on the body. It is carried out by a surgery that has undergone specialized training so that it can safely and efficiently conduct electrosurgery. Depending on the nature of the procedure, it may be performed on the operating room or surgical clinic. The sparks jump from the needle into the tissue and burn it in the process. The tissue tissue is killed and cannot re -reope. Using the electrode, the surgeon can carefully control the amount of killed tissue and the depth of fullness. The aim is to damage the tissue, not to remove it.
People can also use this term to indicate techniques using lasers. Medical lasers can be modified to perform a number of different functions, including cauterization tissue to stop bleeding, tissue cutting and tissue damage to avoid growing. When lasers are used for fulguration, the surgeon selects the appropriate settingsAnd lays a laser with carefully targeting only to the desired area and avoiding damage to the surrounding tissues.
Tissue destruction by electric shock is most often recommended in the case of oncological treatment. Fulguration can be used to destroy the tumor at the site and may be options if the tumor cannot be removed by the resection procedure. It can also be used to thoroughly destroy the edges that surround the tumor to reduce the risk of recurrence. Further use for fulguration may include smoothing of ulcers and other lesions that cannot be surgically removed.
When Fulguration is recommended to patient as a treatment option can be useful to ask why the surgeon recommends it and what other treatment options can be available. Patients may also want to discuss possible treatment results to have an idea of what to expect. A discussion of surgical recovery before surgery is also recommended because it will giveWith patients the opportunity to prepare in advance. Talking with patients who have undergone procedures can be useful for people who are afraid or who want some tips from someone who has successfully recovered.