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Method of electrosurgery in which tissue is destroyed by dehydration with a probe generating a series of short, high-frequency electric sparks.<\/p>\n

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Use of an electrode to apply high-frequency, short electrical currents to destroy tissue by drying.<\/p>\n

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The destructive drying of cells by application of electrical energy similar to, but to a lesser intensity than electrocoagulation. Electrodesiccation is used for hemostasis of very small capillaries or veins that have been severed during surgery.<\/p>\n

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The act of rendering something desiccate, lackluster, or devoid of vitality through the application of electrical current.<\/p>\n

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Method of electrosurgery in which tissue is destroyed by dehydration with a probe generating a series of short, high-frequency electric sparks. Use of an electrode to apply high-frequency, short electrical currents to destroy tissue by drying. The destructive drying of cells by application of electrical energy similar to, but to a lesser intensity than electrocoagulation. 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