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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram of in vitro cutting tissue operation.

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A laminar flow operation room during electro-surgery, which was simulated with mathematical model.

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Electro-knife tip temperature at different power levels in vitro experiment.

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Composition in waste gas at different power levels of electro-knife in vitro experiment.

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Fig 5.

Net flow rate of waste gas at different power levels of electro-knife in vitro experiment.

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Fig 6.

Formation rate of condensed tar droplets at different power levels of electro-knife in vitro experiment.

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Fig 7.

Formation rate of non-viable particles at different power levels of electro-knife in vitro experiment.

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Fig 8.

The contour of velocity Z of gas in theatre during electro-surgery.

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The peak height of surgical smoke vs tip temperature of electro-surgical knife.

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Fig 10.

The waste gas distribution along the center line of operating table at the height of patient’s nose (Z = 1.1 m).

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Non-viable particle distribution along the center line of operating table at the height of patient’s nose (Z = 1.1 m).

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Condensed tar droplet distribution along the center line of operating table at the height of patient’s nose (Z = 1.1 m).

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Non-viable particles distribution along the border of operating table at the height of surgeon’s nose (Z = 1.5 m).

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Fig 14.

Condensed tar droplet distribution along the border of operating table at the height of surgeon’s nose (Z = 1.5 m).

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