128 devices · GMDN 47273
Plasma surgical systems are advanced medical devices that use a controlled plasma jet to perform precise surgical tasks such as tissue coagulation, cutting, or vaporization. Clinically, they are employed in open, laparoscopic, or topical surgeries to reduce bleeding, promote healing, and minimize tissue damage without direct electrical contact to the patient’s body.
These systems typically consist of a control unit, handpiece, and foot pedal, often requiring a gas supply like argon. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on their intended use and risk level, with oversight ensuring safety and performance standards are met. Availability may depend on local medical practice guidelines and device specifications.
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