2,605 devices · GMDN 61874
Open-surgery monopolar electrosurgical electrodes are single-use, disposable tools designed to conduct electrical current directly to tissue during open surgical procedures. They enable precise cutting and coagulation by working with an electrosurgical generator and a patient return electrode, and come in various shapes like blades, loops, or needles to suit different surgical needs.
These devices are typically regulated as invasive medical instruments, with classification and supply rules varying by jurisdiction. They must be sterile, intended for one-time use, and paired with compatible handpieces or generators—always check local regulations for proper handling and disposal.
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