1,031 devices · GMDN 61876
Open-surgery monopolar electrosurgical electrodes are reusable, invasive devices designed to conduct electrical current directly to tissue during surgery. They are used with an electrosurgical generator to cut, coagulate, or seal tissue in open procedures, often in forms like blades, loops, or spatulas.
These electrodes require a patient return electrode to complete the circuit and are typically regulated as invasive medical devices. They are supplied as standalone components, not as part of a full electrosurgical system, and must meet safety standards for reusable surgical tools.
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