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It has been about 15 years since the first CO2 lasers were used in laparotomy during tubal microsurgery operations. It was the Clermont school of Bruhat [1] which pioneered in this field and demonstrated the usefulness of the laser beam through an operating microscope to obtain a precise cut and microhemostasis.
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De Joliniere, J.B., Dubuisson, J.B., Tessier, B., Levardon, M. (1992). Flexible Fiber in Gynecology. In: Bastert, G., Wallwiener, D. (eds) Lasers in Gynecology. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45683-1_41
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