209 devices · GMDN 36150
General surgical frequency-doubled solid-state laser systems are high-power laser devices designed to cut, remove, or seal tissue with precision during surgery. These systems use a glass or crystal rod to amplify and double the frequency of laser light, enabling versatile applications in general and specialized procedures like dermatology or urology.
These devices are typically regulated as medical lasers, often requiring compliance with laser safety standards and performance validation for their intended surgical uses. They are commonly sold as integrated systems, including light sources, handpieces, and controls, and may be used in both continuous-wave and pulsed modes depending on clinical needs.
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