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    This document summarizes a preliminary clinical study on the use of chilled air beam cooling during laser therapy. The study involved 210 patients and found that chilled air beam cooling provided encouraging results for maximizing thermal damage to the target tissue while minimizing injury to surrounding normal tissues. The objective of laser treatment is to damage diseased tissue while protecting healthy skin, and previous cooling methods had not been entirely satisfactory, but this new technique showed promise.

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    Chilled Air Beam Cooling (CABC) in Laser Therapy: A Preliminary Clinical Report

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    This document summarizes a preliminary clinical study on the use of chilled air beam cooling during laser therapy. The study involved 210 patients and found that chilled air beam cooling provided encouraging results for maximizing thermal damage to the target tissue while minimizing injury to surrounding normal tissues. The objective of laser treatment is to damage diseased tissue while protecting healthy skin, and previous cooling methods had not been entirely satisfactory, but this new technique showed promise.

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    Chilled Air Beam Cooling

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    Dr Sanjay Saraf
    This document summarizes a preliminary clinical study on the use of chilled air beam cooling during laser therapy. The study involved 210 patients and found that chilled air beam cooling provided encouraging results for maximizing thermal damage to the target tissue while minimizing injury to surrounding normal tissues. The objective of laser treatment is to damage diseased tissue while protecting healthy skin, and previous cooling methods had not been entirely satisfactory, but this new technique showed promise.

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    International Journal of Cosmetic Surgery and I


    Aesthetic Dermatology
    ChilledAir BeamCoolingin LaserTherapy:A PreliminaryClinical I ,
    Report

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    Sukhdayal S. Sethi, Sanjay Saraf, Charanjiv Chabra. International Journal of Cosmetic
    Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology. August 1, 2003, 5(2): 139-141.
    doi: 10.1 089/153082003769591236.

    Full Text: . PDF for printing (89.2 KB) . PDF wI links (94.4 KB)

    Sukhdayal S. Sethi, M.S., M.Ch., F.I.C.S,


    Sanjay Saraf, M.S., M.Ch., D.N.B,
    Charanjiv Chabra, D.V.D., D.N.B

    The clinical objective in the treatment of various dermatological and allied conditions with
    lasers is to maximize thermal damage to the target, while minimizing nonspecific injury to
    the normal epidermal-dermal tissues. Although many techniques have been tried for
    cooling, none has proven entirely satisfactory. We present our preliminary clinical study in
    210 patients utilizing chilled air beam cooling, which has shown encouraging results.

    http://www.1iebertonline.com/doi/abs/10.1089/153082003769591236 22/02/
    1:J<r

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