Transillumination phlebectomy system

A transillumination phlebectomy system is a surgical assembly used to remove and ablate varicose veins, particularly in the superficial veins of the legs such as the greater saphenous vein. It enables the surgeon to perform the procedure under direct visualization by illuminating the surgical site through the skin, eliminating the need for blind dissection. The system typically includes a power control unit, irrigation pump, illuminator, resector handpiece, and a foot-switch to manage the operation.

These systems are supplied as integrated device assemblies and are designed for use in outpatient surgical settings. They rely on mains electricity for power and incorporate illumination to guide the resection and ablation process. The category includes devices configured for minimally invasive vein treatment, with components coordinated to support precision and control during the procedure.