Semiconductor laser treat chronic rhinitis under nasal endoscope

Many medical institutions have tried various lasers for treatment of chronic rhinitis . There are many advantages of laser performance. One of the sitingsgoes back to August 2002 to February 2003 under nasal endoscopy during the use of GaAlAs semiconductor laser treatment for the treatment of 32 patients with chronic rhinitis patients achieved satisfactory results.
Methods and Equipment:

“ 1.1clinical data 32 patients were 18 males and 14 females, aged 17 to 72 years, mean 39 years, persistent nasal obstruction for more than six months, up to 8 years, part of a runny nose, tinnitus, dripping with decongestants is not sensitive; who had no history of nasal and sinus surgery; sinus CT exclude sinusitis, nasal polyps, turbinate bone hypertrophy. Nasal endoscopy, bilateral in 18 cases of chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis and 8 cases, 3 cases of chronic simple rhinitis, nasal septum deviation.”
Gigaalasers seems did very nice job on designing medical lasers ”
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Here is one of the examples of medical treatments:

Patient was told he had two years to live: “The tumor in sinuses was the size of a kiwi and it was inoperable.” He had chemotherapy for 30 days, the technicians bolting his head down, massive amounts of radiation stabbing his face over and over.”
Then 810nm diode laser was used for inferior turbinated ablation. Another words the tumor was slowly burned out by IR laser. This method shows very good absorption of hemoglobin and ideal coagulation performance. Bleeding and pain was minimal during operation.
Laser treatments are dangers and we are not prosceliting it as very simple treatment. But in comparison to chemotherapy and radiation it is much more safe and without secondary consequences. IR lasers used for the treatment of wrinkles before, but there energies were much lower and it was not an ablation process.