Treating shallow lesions with a liquid nitrogen spray
The Wallach Ultrafreeze Liquid Nitrogen Spray
This instrument is designed to hold 300ml or 500ml of liquid nitrogen for 12-24 hours, during which time evaporation takes place continuously. For best results, the liquid nitrogen (at -160°C) is sprayed directly onto the lesion through one of a variety of spray apertures.
Liquid nitrogen is particularly effective for larger shallow lesions and suited for many dermatological conditions.
For confined lesions such as warts, a variety of closed tips are available but the results are less satisfactory than with the Wallach LL100 which permits controlled freezing to greater depths.
This instrument is designed to hold 300ml or 500ml of liquid nitrogen for 12-24 hours, during which time evaporation takes place continuously. For best results, the liquid nitrogen (at -160°C) is sprayed directly onto the lesion through one of a variety of spray apertures.
