Noel A. Berger, DVM, MS, has been using CO2 surgical lasers for over 23 years. In this interview, he shares his experience with the new VetScalpel CO2 laser by Aesculight….
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Flexible fiber CO2 laser user Tony Henderson, DVM, of Fox Hollow Animal Hospital in Lakewood, CO, now costars on the Animal Planet series, “Hanging with the Hendersons”. Watch a short clip of Dr. Henderson using his CO2 laser to perform a gingivectomy and skin tag removal.
Westlake Animal Hospital in Austin, TX, put together a great video explaining the stenotic nares and soft palate procedures. The video also goes over the benefits of the procedure and…
The VetScalpel CO2 laser offers numerous advantages over traditional methods in numerous surgical procedures. Some of these advantages include less bleeding (creating a clear operating field and allowing for quicker…
The use of a CO2 laser to correct elongated soft palates offers many benefits over conventional methods such as scalpels, scissors or electrosurgical units.
Watch as David Duclos, DVM, DACVD, removes a benign cutaneous growth from a 12-year-old female, spayed pit bull terrier dog mix using his VetScalpel CO2 laser by Aesculight. The laser surgery was performed under only local anesthesia.
A koi fish has its large dorsal fin tumor excised by the veterinarian, Dr. Marc Leclerc with an Aesculight CO2 laser. Dr. Leclerc is a veterinarian at the Clinique Vétérinaire…
Noisette, a 7-year-old male rabbit, had 2 bladder stones removed by veterinarian, Dr. Jacques-Marie Leclerc with help from his Aesculight CO2 laser. Dr. Leclerc is a veterinarian at the Clinique…
Why is LESS best with the Aesculight CO2 Laser? This video covers the main benefits that Aesculight CO2 laser surgery provides for both pets and veterinarians.
Watch as Katherine Doerr, DVM, DACVD, uses an Aesculight laser to remove a large skin mass from the lip of a Rhodesian ridgeback.
Watch a video of mucosal squamous papilloma in canine penis surgery performed by Drs. Jakub Kaczmarek and Ramon Almela of AniCura in München, Germany.
Dr. Sue Chen of the Gulf Coast Veterinary Specialists, is presented with two green sea turtles covered with tumors caused by the fabropapilloma-associated turtle herpesvirus.
