electrocauterisatie
Electrocauterization is a medical procedure that uses heat generated by an electric current to destroy or remove abnormal tissue and to control bleeding. It is also known as cautery or electrocautery. The process involves passing an electric current through a metal probe or electrode, which heats up and is then applied to the target tissue. This heat causes the tissue to coagulate, effectively sealing off blood vessels and preventing or stopping bleeding.
The specific type of current used in electrocauterization can vary, with monopolar and bipolar techniques being
Electrocauterization is used in a wide range of surgical procedures, including dermatology for the removal of