206 devices · GMDN 44680
Electrosurgical handpieces (reusable) are handheld tools used in surgery to deliver controlled electrical energy for cutting or coagulating tissue. They connect to an electrosurgical generator and allow surgeons to precisely manipulate electrodes during procedures, improving precision and reducing manual effort.
These devices are typically regulated as medical instruments, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards. They are usually supplied as part of a complete electrosurgical system, with reusable components designed for repeated use in clinical settings under proper maintenance protocols.
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