53 devices · GMDN 45738
General cryosurgical systems use extreme cold from cryogenic gases or liquids to freeze and destroy abnormal or malignant tissue, such as tumors or benign growths. These devices are commonly used in dermatology, oncology, gynecology, and other surgical specialties to provide precise tissue ablation with minimal damage to surrounding healthy tissue.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards depending on the jurisdiction. They may include electronic controls, temperature monitoring, and cryogen-cooled probes, but are not designed for use in ophthalmic or cardiac procedures.
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