15 devices · GMDN 64246
Endoscopic electrosurgical/ultrasonic surgical system instruments are specialized hand-held devices designed for use during endoscopic or open surgery to deliver both ultrasonic energy and bipolar electrosurgical current. These instruments are used for fragmenting, cutting, and coagulating soft tissues during minimally invasive procedures like laparoscopic surgery.
These devices are typically single-use and come in various forms such as forceps or rigid probes. They are part of a larger electrosurgical/ultrasonic system and include features like a handpiece with controls, a thin shaft with electrodes and an ultrasonic tip, and may have a lumen for suction or irrigation. The specific regulatory classification varies by jurisdiction and individual device.
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