23 devices · GMDN 66286
An intradermal radio-frequency ablation system needle electrode is a specialized conductor designed to deliver electrical current directly into the skin's dermal layer. These devices are used by clinicians to perform coagulation or ablation procedures to treat various superficial skin conditions, such as skin tags, angiomas, or acne.
These needle electrodes are intended for single-use applications and must be paired with a compatible radio-frequency generator and probe handle to function. Users should ensure the electrode is properly integrated with the required external equipment to maintain safe and effective operation during dermatological procedures.
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