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IR/Medic is Infrared Photo coagulator System, applied to achieve an immediate hemostasis.
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Supplied with a high impact carrying case which enables its use for domiciliary applications, making this equipment completely portable.
The concentrated infrared light guide produces a shot on the skin of 100ºC (212ºF) with a maximum penetration of 2mm (0.0788 inch) in 3 seconds, with a diameter of 5mm (0.197 inch). This controlled shot ensures the absence of any harm and the contact tip is non adherent to skin. Penetration is controlled by the length in time of the shot.
In the case of hemorrhoids, this method has been used for over 20 years and is indicated for bleeding hemorrhoids of 1º and 2º degree. The application is very simple and does not require any specific preparation of the patient. No kind of anesthesia is needed, therefore it is ambulatory and facilitates its use at the doctor's office, or where the patient might be.
The procedure is painless because its application is over the pectinate line, a non-sensitive area. Following the procedure, normal activity can be resumed immediately with no special care required. Normally only from 3 to 5 shots are necessary on the base of the hemorrhoids. Some moles are formed and will be loosened by themselves in just a week.