The Study of Cryosurgical Micro-instrument on Biomedicine

This paper introduces the development course of cryosurgery, mechanism, advantages and disadvantages, application scope, the analysis of the current world advanced the development of cryogenic surgical instruments and its principle and performance, found that at present, the development of the cryoablation equipment mainly for the treatment of diseases such as cancer such heavy research, thus ignore the crowd larger quantity of the treatment of skin disease research. cryopen are introduced in this paper to solve small pathological tissues such as skin disease treatment. we study a new type of freezing and melting equipment, named cryopen. at the same time, the simulation of treating abnormal skin is completed effectively. The results show that cryopen is very good for the treatment of abnormal skin. The future development of small cryoablation equipment is also put forward.

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