Nitrogen (Nitrogen) (GAS) 990 mL/L

Nitrogen gas 990 mL/L is a high-purity medical gas used for cryotherapy and surgical procedures. It supports rapid tissue freezing and is supplied in portable cylinders for clinical settings. This inert gas is widely used in dermatology and gynecology for targeted treatments. Suitable for professional medical applications only.

Strength

990 mL/L

Manufacturer / TM Owner

Oxarc, Inc.

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Indications & Clinical Uses

Nitrogen gas 990 mL/L is commonly used in cryosurgery to freeze and destroy abnormal tissues such as warts, skin tags, and precancerous lesions. It is also employed in dermatology for treating benign skin growths and in gynecology for cervical cryotherapy. The gas provides precise, localized cooling for minimally invasive procedures.

Side Effects

When applied to tissue, nitrogen gas 990 mL/L rapidly cools the area, causing ice crystal formation within cells. This leads to cellular dehydration and eventual destruction of targeted tissue. The process is localized, minimizing impact on surrounding healthy tissue. Effects are typically visible as frost formation on the skin surface.

Precautions & Warnings

Handle nitrogen gas cylinders with care to avoid frostbite or cold burns. Always use approved medical equipment and ensure proper ventilation during use. Store cylinders upright in a cool, dry place away from heat sources. Never tamper with or modify gas cylinders or regulators.

Avoid Interactions

As an inert gas, nitrogen does not chemically interact with medications or tissues. However, it should not be mixed with other gases in unapproved combinations. Ensure compatibility with all cryotherapy devices and accessories before use. Avoid exposure to open flames or sparks during handling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nitrogen gas is primarily used for cryotherapy procedures like freezing skin lesions and warts.

No, nitrogen gas for medical use requires professional equipment and should only be administered by trained healthcare providers.

It is supplied in portable medical-grade cylinders with 990 mL/L purity for clinical applications.

Always use proper protective gear and ensure adequate ventilation when handling nitrogen gas cylinders.

No, nitrogen is an inert gas and does not support combustion.

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GNH India Pharmaceuticals Limited

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Last updated: 29 Jul 2026

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