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For centuries, humans used cautery for treating trauma and disease. With technological advances in the late 19th century, electric current began producing heat for medical purposes. In 1920, William T. Bovie, a plant physiology doctorate holder and inventor, developed an electrosurgical unit that Harvey Cushing, a pioneering neurosurgeon, introduced to clinical practice. The Bovie unit, utilizing high-frequency alternating current for cutting or coagulating tissue, remains a crucial surgical tool over 75 years later.

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Bovie Derm 102 High Frequency Desiccator

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Most procedures performed by a High Frequency Desiccator utilize ten watts of power or less. The DERM 102 is an economical, 10 watt high frequency desiccator, thoughtfully designed to give practitioners the ability to perform in-office, minor skin procedures such as the removal of skin tags, benign lesions and premalignant lesions. The Bovie Derm 102 unit allows practitioners to provide better patient care in the office, at a sensible price, saving the patient time and money, while increasing their practice revenue.

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Bovie Derm 102 High Frequency Desiccator

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