Title of article :
Initial Tissue Response after Partial Glossectomy by 3 Watt, 6 Watt CO2 Laser and Scalpel
Author/Authors :
Malik, Arshad Mahmood College of Dentistry - HOD Oral Pathology de’ Montmorency, Pakistan , Bajwa, Rakhshindah Services Hospital - Services Institute of Medical Sciences, Pakistan
From page :
187
To page :
195
Abstract :
bjective: To compare advantages and disadvantages of CO2 laser and scalpel in wound healing after an oral soft tissue surgical procedure.Place and Duration of Study: Study was carried out at animal laboratory of Post Graduate Medical Insti-tute, Lahore from January 2005 to March 2005.Subjects and Methods: Study was conducted on 30 Sprague - dawley Albino rats, which were divided into 3 equal groups of 10. Partial glossectomy was done with 3 watts CO2 laser in first group (A), with 6 watts CO2 laser in second group (B) and with scalpel in third group (C). Wound healing was observed and compared grossly and histologically, 24 hours after surgery.Results: Significant differences were seen in gross wound appearance in A and B groups as compared to C group. Histological formation of zones, thickness of blood and carbonization were highly significant in A and B groups as compared to group C.Conclusion: Six watts CO2 laser wound was much better as compared to scalpel in terms of bleeding duration of surgery, wound appearance, and initial inflammatory response
Keywords :
CO2 laser , Scalpel , Wound healing , Partial glossectomy , inflammation , zones of laser wound
Journal title :
Annals of King Edward Medical University
Journal title :
Annals of King Edward Medical University
Record number :
2543285
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