tissue welding

Tissue welding is a medical procedure that uses heat, often generated by high-frequency electrical currents, to fuse tissues together without traditional sutures or stitches. The heat causes the tissues' proteins to temporarily melt and then solidify, creating a strong bond as they cool. This technique is commonly used in surgeries like blood vessel repair or skin closures, reducing trauma, improving healing times, and minimizing scarring. It offers a precise, minimally invasive alternative to conventional suturing, promoting efficient healing by sealing tissues tightly and securely.