Lee,
Sorry, your answer is not correct.
PVP's wavelength has always been at 532 nanometers what has changed is the
power level. The power level in the clinical trials was 60 Watts, however,
the commercial version and the version in use since 2002 has been the 80
Watt version.
The present Laserscope "Greenlight" PVP is 80watts at 532 nanometers and is
the "state of the art" version from Laserscope. I am not aware of what
Laserscope R&D is working on but I don't believe going to a high power level
will improve the procedure. I believe that 80 Watts at 532 nanometer is
optimum for prostate surgury with little bleeding and heating.
Patrick
>I believe the wavelength of the laser has been changed since it first came
>out to improve results.
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>> Bob Fritts
Lee M. - 28 Oct 2004 22:39 GMT
I knew something had changed. Thanks for setting the record straight.
> Lee,
> Sorry, your answer is not correct.
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>>> Bob Fritts