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Is the KTP laser effective in tonsillectomy?Auf et al., 1997
- Document ID
- 225262020978425749
- Author
- Auf I
- Osborne J
- Sparkes C
- Khalil H
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- Publication venue
- Clinical Otolaryngology & Allied Sciences
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Thirty‐eight patients underwent a randomized double‐blind trial using the KTP laser for tonsillectomy on one tonsil and standard dissection tonsillectomy on the other tonsil. Blood loss was less on the laser side. However, pain though initially slightly less on the laser side …
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