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A Bipolar Coaxial Microprobe for Safe Transvitreal Diathermy
Journal article

A Bipolar Coaxial Microprobe for Safe Transvitreal Diathermy

Jean-Marie Parel, Guy E O'Grady and Robert Machemer
Archives of ophthalmology (1960), Vol.99(3), pp.494-497
1981-03-01
PMID: 7213172

Abstract

• We present a new 22-gauge transvitreal bipolar diathermy microprobe. With the use of the coaxial principle, the current flows only at the probe's end surfaces. Because of its small size and end-on coagulation effect, and when used in conjunction with a low-frequency diathermy unit, the probe can be used safely on vessels lying directly on the retinal surface and close to the optic nerve head. We report three cases to demonstrate the usefulness of this instrument.

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