19 devices · GMDN 63111
Robotic electrosurgical instruments, monopolar and reusable, are specialized devices designed to be attached to robotic surgical systems. They deliver electrical current in a monopolar configuration directly to tissues during minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopic or arthroscopic surgery, enabling cutting, coagulation, or ablation.
These instruments are typically reusable and must be connected to both a robotic surgical system and an electrosurgical generator. They work in conjunction with a separate return electrode to complete the electrical circuit, and their design includes various distal electrode forms such as forceps or hooks to accommodate different surgical needs.
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