Radiofrequency 123mm Coblation Wand Lumbar Posterior Probe Surgical Instruments

The Radiofrequency Coblation Wand Lumbar Posterior Probe is designed for precise ablation procedures 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. A back probe is then inserted into the needle sheath to observe the target location. After setting a one-second test power level and activating the device via the blue pedal, the operator can proceed with ablation if no adverse reactions occur.

Ablation is a medical procedure that removes or destroys tissue using various techniques, including heat, cold, or radiofrequency energy. This specialized spinal procedure should only be performed by trained medical professionals with appropriate equipment and expertise.

Lumbar posterior target ablation procedures

• Check the expiration date and package integrity of the disposable coblation wand before use
• Patients should not contact grounded metal equipment components; use of antistatic plates is recommended
• Keep disposable coblation wand cables away from patients and other leads; store unused probes separately
• Reduced output or equipment failure may indicate poor probe contact or improper use
• Ensure flammable cleaning agents and solvents are evaporated before using plasma surgical system equipment
• High-frequency current may interfere with cardiac pacemakers; avoid current loops through active implantable devices
• When installing the disposable coblation wand, avoid electrode contact with metal enclosures and keep physiological monitoring equipment away from the probe