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The new operation uses an endoscope to visualize the lingual tonsils, and a surgical technique called coblation to "melt" the excess tissue away.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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The new operation uses an endoscope to visualize the lingual tonsils, and a surgical technique called coblation to "melt" the excess tissue away.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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The new operation uses an endoscope to visualize the lingual tonsils, and a surgical technique called coblation to "melt" the excess tissue away.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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The three techniques are known as microdebrider (which uses a cutting tool to shave tissue), coblation (which uses radiofrequency energy), or electrocautery (which uses an electrically heated metal probe).
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After deciding to spend $1,500 on the procedure, Fisher spent a total of 45 minutes at the Snoring Center and walked outwith shrunken turbinates, clear nasal passages and a desire to tell anyone with bad nasal allergy symptoms about turbinate coblation, saying,
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But some North Texans are finding instant relief in a quick, relatively inexpensive office procedure called turbinate coblation.
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Dr. Craig Schwimmer and his turbinate coblation procedure.
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Turbinate coblation is done in the office, in minutes, and allows the patient to return to work immediately.
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