844 devices · GMDN 61870
Open-surgery electrosurgical handpieces/electrodes (monopolar, reusable) are surgical tools designed to deliver controlled electrical current for cutting and sealing tissues during open procedures. These devices come in various forms, such as pen-shaped or forceps-style grips, and may include features like irrigation or smoke evacuation to enhance precision and safety during surgery.
These reusable devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments with electrosurgical capabilities, subject to compliance with general medical device standards. Classification and supply vary by jurisdiction, but they are generally intended for professional use in operating rooms and require proper sterilization between procedures.
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