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- A study compared the use of steel and plasma scalpels in ovary surgeries on 25 fertile female rabbits, where one ovary was dissected with each type of scalpel.
- The results showed that surgeries performed with the plasma scalpel had less severe scarring during relaparotomy and demonstrated benefits in tissue preservation.
- Histological analysis indicated that the plasma scalpel caused less tissue damage, accelerated the healing process, and resulted in a reduced inflammatory response.
Article Abstract
A comparative study of steel and plasma scalpel use in ovary operations is carried out in an experiment. 25 fertile female rabbits were operated on, in each one ovary was dissected by a steel scalpel, the other--by a plasma one. Sampling was performed on the 3-d, 7, 14, 21, 28-30-th day. At the relaparotomy of appendages operated on with the help of plasma scalpel, commissuring process was less prominent. Histological picture analysis has also shown plasma scalpel advantages--smaller tissue injuries, speeding up of wound healing process, drop in inflammatory reaction in response to influence.
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