What special equipment should be open and available for a laser removal of condyloma acuminata?

In a procedure involving laser removal of condyloma acuminata, the presence of a smoke evacuator is essential due to the byproducts generated from the laser process. When the laser is applied to the tissue, it vaporizes or burns the cells, producing smoke that can contain harmful chemical components and debris, including viruses. The smoke evacuator serves to effectively capture and filter these smoke particles, minimizing the risk of exposure to the surgical team and maintaining a clear surgical field for optimal visibility.

While other equipment such as suction tips or endocatch bags may be useful in various surgical procedures, they do not specifically address the unique challenges presented by laser procedures. Pulse lavage is typically used for irrigation and cleaning in different contexts but is not applicable in this scenario. Therefore, the smoke evacuator is the critical piece of equipment necessary to ensure safety and efficiency during laser surgery.