A study of the ultrastructural features of the cut margin of skin and mucous membrane specimens excised by carbon dioxide laser.
A study of the ultrastructural features of the cut margin of skin and mucous membrane specimens excised by carbon dioxide laser.
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二氧化碳激光切除皮肤粘膜标本切缘超微结构特征的研究。
DOI:
10.1016/0022-4804(76)90065-2
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
2.2
通讯作者:
I. Kaplan
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文献类型:
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作者:
M. Ben;I. Kaplan
Electron microscopic examination was performed on the cut edge of three surgical specimens of skin and mucous membrane lesions to measure more precisely the depth of damage of the laser beams, appearing on light microscopy as “burn” rim.Serial sections of this material revealed that the “burn” rim extended to a depth of 200–250 μm, but damage was not equal for all tissue. Most sensitive to the laser beams are the epithelial cells and their organelles, which showed signs of necrosis to a distance of 250 μm from the cut edge. Desmosomes, cell nuclei collagen fibers, and erythrocytes are less sensitive to the laser beams and started showing some preservation of their structure on the ultrasections cut at a depth of 30–50 μm from the periphery. Capillaries revealed swollen endothelial cells with a marked narrowing of their lumen. The importance of these findings and the significance of the application of the laser in clinical surgery were discussed.