which type of irrigation fluid is typically used for endoscopic procedures using monopolar electrosurgery

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Burka [1]1 year ago

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An irrigation fluid that is used for endoscopic procedures using monopolar electrosurgery is Glycine 1.5% solution.

<h3>What is an irrigation fluid?</h3>

This is a fluid that is used for dilation during the process of endoscopic surgery.

What the fluid does is that it helps to wash away dirt from the operating area after it has dilated the area.

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