Percutaneous radio-frequency ablation probe, denervation, bipolar

Percutaneous radio-frequency ablation probes, denervation, bipolar are semi‑flexible, hand‑held instruments that are inserted through the skin using a dedicated cannula and guided by imaging such as X‑ray or ultrasound. They deliver bipolar radio‑frequency energy directly to peripheral nerves to coagulate or ablate tissue, providing pain relief, and may incorporate temperature sensors and fluid‑cooling features. These probes are designed for single‑use only.

When browsing this category, note that the devices are regulated as single‑use surgical instruments that must be used with a compatible RF generator system and are typically supplied with the necessary cannula or tubing set. Their classification and regulatory requirements depend on the specific jurisdiction, but they are generally subject to medical device regulations governing invasive, image‑guided tools.