51 devices · GMDN 63308
An electrolytic-plasma electrosurgical system is a medical device assembly that uses radio-frequency alternating current in a bipolar configuration to create a charged plasma sphere for cutting and coagulating soft tissues during surgical procedures. These systems are typically used in both endoscopic and open surgeries to precisely manipulate tissue with minimal damage to surrounding areas.
When browsing this category, readers should understand that these devices are supplied as complete assemblies including an RF generator, cables, handpiece, and electrodes. They are regulated medical devices that require proper electrical safety measures and are not intended for argon-enhanced procedures or focal tissue ablation.
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