The point mode serves as a high-precision tool designed specifically for the refinement stage of surgery. It allows the operator to fix the laser at a single position for point-to-point operation, rather than scanning a broad area. This function is critical for targeting and removing tiny residual lesions that remain after the bulk of the adenoma has been excised.
By enabling a seamless transition from bulk excision to localized detailing without changing handpieces, point mode offers the extreme control necessary to fine-tune results and eliminate microscopic remnants of the adenoma.
The Role of Precision in Surgical Refinement
Point-to-Point Operation
The defining characteristic of point mode is the ability to fix the laser at a single position. Unlike scanning modes that sweep across an area, this mode places the beam on specific, clinician-selected coordinates. This allows for deliberate, spot-specific application of energy.
Targeting Residual Lesions
During the refinement stage, the primary objective shifts from removal to fine-tuning. Point mode provides the extreme control required to address tiny tissues. It ensures that even the smallest remnants of the lesion are vaporized to prevent recurrence.
Operational Efficiency and Workflow
Seamless Transition
Efficiency in a surgical setting relies on maintaining momentum. This mode allows the operator to move directly from large-area excision to localized work without interruption. The workflow remains fluid, reducing the overall time of the procedure.
Eliminating Equipment Changes
Crucially, the clinician does not need to change the laser handpiece to access this precision. The system integrates the capability into the existing setup. This avoids the logistical pause and potential sterilization risks associated with swapping instruments mid-surgery.
Understanding the Operational Context
Optimized for Detail, Not Speed
It is important to recognize that point mode is specialized for localized refinement. It is not intended for the initial, large-area excision of the adenoma. Attempting to use this mode for bulk removal would be inefficient compared to the system's scanning capabilities.
User Control
Because the laser is fixed at a single position, the outcome depends heavily on the operator's manual control. The system relies on the clinician to identify the exact points requiring treatment, rather than automating the coverage pattern.
Making the Right Choice for Your Goal
To achieve the best clinical and cosmetic results, knowing when to engage this mode is essential.
- If your primary focus is complete tissue clearance: Use point mode to methodically target and vaporize any microscopic residual lesions visible after the main excision.
- If your primary focus is workflow efficiency: Utilize the mode's ability to switch functions instantly to avoid the downtime associated with swapping handpieces.
Mastering the transition to point mode ensures a procedure that is both thorough and time-efficient.
Summary Table:
| Feature | Purpose in Surgery | Primary Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Point-to-Point Operation | Fixed-position laser application | Extreme surgical precision |
| Targeted Vaporization | Removal of tiny residual lesions | Minimizes risk of recurrence |
| Seamless Transition | Switch modes without changing handpieces | Improved workflow efficiency |
| Manual Control | Clinician-guided spot treatment | Optimized for surgical detailing |
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References
- Paolo Bonan, Tiziano Zingoni. Efficacy and Safety of Carbon Dioxide Laser System in the Treatment of Scalp Sebaceous Adenoma With the Use of a New Scanner Unit. DOI: 10.14740/jmc4132
This article is also based on technical information from Belislaser Knowledge Base .
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