Coblation Wand

ENT Tonsillectomy Coblation Wand Compatible with Arthrocare CoblatorII Plasma wand DQG-E4630-A130 is specifically designed for medical procedures such as Tonsillectomy, Adenoidectomy, CAUP, UPPP, and nasal cavity lesion treatment. It features a thinner diameter, making it more convenient for use on children. It has two separate channels for liquid entry and exit, preventing blockages in the cutter head. Additionally, the cutter head electrode surface is plated with a special

Low Temperature Plsama Bipolar Coblation Wand for Adenoidectomy Adenoidectomy Coblation Wand is an idea instrument for Otorhinolaryngology disease. Product Advanatages (1) Adenoidectomy Coblation Wand DQG-E1600-A130 is a three-stage probe that features front and back poles. The first and second poles are used for punching, while the first, second, and third poles are used for ablation and stopping bleeding. This multi-functional design allows for a variety of procedures to be

ENT RF Plsama Bipolar Coblation Wand for Soft Palate Channeling Soft Palate Coblation Wand DQG-E1600-A130 is for Soft Palate Channeling Product Advanatages (1) Soft Palate Coblation Wand DQG-E1600-A130 is a three-stage probe that features front and back poles. The first and second poles are used for punching, while the first, second, and third poles are used for ablation and stopping bleeding. This multi-functional design allows for a variety of procedures to be performed

CE Bipolar Coblation Wand Simultaneous Coagulation and Suction Electrode Product Advanatages (a) Soft Palate Coblation Wand DZX-E3230-A130 is a three-stage probe that features front and back poles. The first and second poles are used for punching, while the first, second, and third poles are used for ablation and stopping bleeding. This multi-functional design allows for a variety of procedures to be performed with a single device. (b) It also includes a blade for perforation

Low Temperature Hook Coblation Wand for Sports Medicine Surgeries Product Advanatages Hook coblation wands can be performed on different joints in the body, including the knee, shoulder, hip, wrist, ankle, and elbow. These procedures involve the removal, repair, or reshaping of various components of the joint, such as the meniscus, soft tissue, ligaments, synovial membrane, and tendons. Some specific examples of these procedures include complete or partial removal of the

Disposable Turbinate Coblation Wand for Ablation of Hypertrophic Turbinate Turbinate Coblation Wand DXR-E1600-A110 is for perforation and ablation of hypertrophic turbinate Product Advanatages (1) The wand features a tri-polar design with a nano-insulating material that ensures non-sticking properties. This design allows for safe and effective use within delicate nasal mucosa tissues without causing damage or discomfort. (2) It has a large ablation area and includes an

90 Degree RF Suction Coblation Wand for Orthopedics Treatment Overview A 90 Degree RF Suction Coblation Wand is used for minimally invasive procedures such as synovial membrane debridement and excision in the knee and shoulder joints. The wand uses radiofrequency energy to ablate and remove tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. The suction component of the wand helps to remove the ablated tissue and fluid from the surgical site, providing better

Bipolar Bevel Plate Coblation Wand for Lateral Retinacular Slack Overview A Bipolar Bevel Plate Coblation Wand is used in minimally invasive procedures for the treatment of lateral retinacular slack, glenoid labrum laceration, and triangular fibrocartilage resection. The wand uses radiofrequency energy to ablate and remove tissue while minimizing damage to surrounding healthy tissue. The bipolar feature of the wand helps to reduce the risk of electrical injury to the patient.

Radiofequency Coblation Wand Lumbar Posterior Probe Surgical Instruments Overview Using coblation wand to perform an ablation in the spine. The procedure involves inserting a puncture needle into the hard spinal membrane more than 2mm and adding 3-5 drops of physiological saline. Then, a back probe is inserted into the needle sheath to observe the target location. A one-second test power level is set, and the operator immediately steps on the blue pedal to activate the device

Radiofequency Coblation Wand Lumbar Posterior Probe Surgical Instruments Overview Endoscopic disc coblation wand the 2.7 Gold DSDDSPDZX-G3040-A340 Getterian disc fence, which includes a plasma probe with a diameter of less than 2.7mm and a gold-plated probe to prevent adhesion and carbonization. The plasma technology used in this procedure utilizes a plasma arc with a temperature range between 40°C and 53°C, which is precise enough to target and remove the intervertebral disc

Radiofequency Coblation Wand Lumbar Lateral Target Ablation Tip Overview Using coblation wand to perform an ablation in the spine. The procedure involves first inserting a puncture needle into the hard spinal membrane more than 2mm and then adding 3-5 drops of physiological saline. The operator then inserts a back probe into the needle sheath to observe the target location. After this, the operator sets a one-second test power level, and immediately steps on the blue pedal to

Disposable UBE Coblation Wand for Minimally Invasive under Endoscopy Overview The Disposable UBE Coblation Wand is a medical device used for minimally invasive procedures performed under endoscopy. The wand is designed to use coblation technology to remove or ablate tissue in a controlled and precise manner. Minimally invasive procedures are those that are performed through small incisions or natural orifices, which can result in less pain, scarring, and recovery time

One Time Use Coblation Wand Loop Electrode for BPH and Prostate Hypertrophy Surgery Overview Coblation wand can be used for the surgical treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and prostate hypertrophy. BPH is a common condition in which the prostate gland enlarges and causes urinary symptoms, such as difficulty urinating, a weak urine stream, and frequent urination. During coblation surgery for BPH, a small wand is inserted into the urethra and guided to the prostate