Frequency electrosurgical system Product introduction

Bipolar high frequency electrosurgical system is an active surgical instrument commonly used in surgery for cutting and coagulating tissue. It uses thermal energy generated by high-frequency current to achieve surgical operation, which has the characteristics of precision, speed and reliability.

Bipolar high-frequency cutter systems are made of conductive material and usually include two electrodes and an insulating layer. The distance and shape between the electrodes can be adjusted according to surgical needs. The electrosurgical system provides current through a power supply connected to the electrosurgical handle.

There are many types of bipolar high frequency electrosurgical lines, including linear, curved and hooked. Linear electrosurgical is suitable for cutting and excising tissue, curved electrosurgical is suitable for more complex surgical procedures, such as blood vessel suture and tissue repair, hook electrosurgical is suitable for cutting and coagulating tissue.

The characteristics of bipolar high frequency electrosurgical system include high efficiency, accuracy and safety. It can cut tissue quickly and reduce surgical time. Because the electrosurgical line can generate high temperatures, tissue can be cut and coagulated at the same time, reducing the risk of bleeding and postoperative complications. In addition, the bipolar high-frequency electrosurgical wire also has a smaller current density and a lower electrothermal effect, which can reduce the damage to the surrounding tissue.

In short, bipolar high frequency electrosurgical is a commonly used active surgical instrument, which has the characteristics of accuracy, speed and reliability. It can be used to cut and solidify tissue by the heat generated by high-frequency electric currents and is suitable for a variety of surgical procedures. The use of bipolar high-frequency electrosurgical lines in surgery can improve the efficiency of surgery, reduce the risk of bleeding and postoperative complications, and have a positive impact on the recovery of patients.