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האיגוד הישראלי לכירורגיה פלסטית ואסתטית
Israel Society of Plastic Surgeons
יו"ר האיגוד:
פרופ' יוסף חייק

מזכיר:
ד"ר אריאל טיסונה

גזבר:
ד"ר נמרוד פרידמן
Comparison of stationary and dynamic fractional CO2 laser modalities of large burns treatment: Experimental laboratory model

Haik J, Segalovich M, Visentin D, Lepselter J, Cleary M, Kornhaber R, Harats M. Comparison of stationary and dynamic fractional CO2 laser modalities of large burns treatment: Experimental laboratory model. Burns. 2023 Feb;49(1):162-168. doi: 10.1016/j.burns.2021.11.022. Epub 2021 Dec 2. PMID: 35248429.

 

Abstract

Objectives: To experimentally compare two fractional ablative CO2 laser handpieces intended for the treatment of large area burn scars. Each handpiece coverage rate, depth of penetration and application time were measured and compared in a simulation model of large area burns scars using a dynamic/roller handpiece (small footprint) and a stationary/stamping handpiece (large footprint).

Methods: A 30 W fractional ablative CO2 laser was applied using 2 different handpieces and footprints on a A4 size paper stack. The handpieces were a stationary (stamping) handpiece with 7 × 7 (49 pixels/square shape) and dynamic (roller) handpiece with 7 × 1 (7 pixels/single row shape). For both handpieces the laser settings were fixed at "High" power (30 W), providing an energy level of 100 mJ/pixel. Both handpieces were applied perpendicular to the surface, with the process repeated for the dynamic handpiece with an angled operation. The depth of laser penetration was assessed by the number of pages of paper having visible holes and burn area coverage time measured under each handpiece/condition.

Results: The application time was faster and the penetration deeper for the dynamic handpiece compared to the stationary handpiece in both the perpendicular and angled conditions. This study has practical implications for lasers operators to improve time efficacy in large area scars with improved clinical endpoints.

Conclusion: The fractional ablative dynamic handpiece demonstrated superior application efficiency compared to the stationary handpiece in the simulated treatment of large surface area burn scars, reducing treatment time with improved depth of penetration.

 

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