Robotic electrosurgical instrument, bipolar, reusable

40 devices · GMDN 63109

Robotic bipolar electrosurgical instruments are reusable tools designed for precision cutting, coagulation, and tissue ablation during minimally invasive robotic surgeries like laparoscopy or arthroscopy. They deliver controlled electrosurgical energy directly to tissue via a robotic arm attachment, eliminating the need for external return electrodes while enabling fine manipulation through small incisions.

These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments with specific safety standards for reusable medical devices, often requiring validation for robotic compatibility and electrosurgical performance. They are commonly supplied as part of integrated robotic surgical systems, though some may be modular attachments for existing platforms.

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