Cryosurgery is a medical skin treatment technique with the use of extreme cold which is usually liquid nitrogen, carbon dioxide or Argon gas at -346 and -320°F being applied to the skin lesion to destroy the abnormal tissues, tumors, moles, etc. This technique is very preferred treatment method both by the physicians and the patients due to its simplicity, speed of action and for being risk free without any side effects. The most commonly used gas for the cryosurgical treatments today is the liquid form of nitrogen gas. This gas is being sprayed on the tissue through a trigger activated sprayer system that is called in different names such as cryogun, cryo sprayer, liquid nitrogen gun or liquid nitrogen sprayer. These sprayer systems are very easy to use. The system generates pressure once 75% of the canister is filled with liquid nitrogen and this way it allows the gas to be sprayed to the lesion through the nozzle.
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