RF Cautery

Radiosurgery RF cauterization involves sending high-frequency radio waves (2-100 MHz) through soft tissue to cut, coagulate or remove tissue. Soft tissue resistance to these radio waves causes the cellular water in the soft tissue to heat up, producing steam, resulting in cellular molecular disintegration of individual tissue cells. Radiosurgery in general practice has many advantages over conventional surgical techniques, especially in dermatology, plastic and eyelid surgery, ENT, dentistry, quick operation time; Fast healing, less tissue damage and less post-operative discomfort have been observed, and widespread use in hospital practice has been recommended.

Description

Product Details

→ Application: Hospital
→ Frequency: 2 MHz
→ Power Input: 220 volts +-5%
→ Power Consumption: 150 Watts
→ Dimension: 8 1/2 X 7 1/2 X 4 Inch

Standard Accessories :

→ Monopolar Handle 1No.
→ Patient plate 1No.
→ Electrodes Set 1No.
→ Foot Switch 1No.
→ Carrying Case 1No.
→ Hand Switch 1No.
→ Bipolar Cable 1No.
→ Bipolar Forcep 1No.

Specification :

→ Power input 220 volts +-5%
→ Power consumption 150 Watts
→ Frequency 2 MHz
→ Maximum Output
→ HF Monopolar 150Watts on 400 ohm load
→ HF Bipolar 100 Watts on 100 ohm load
→ Fulguration 100 Watts on 1000 ohm.
→ Size: 8 1/2″ X 7 1/2″ X 4″
→  Weight: 3.5 Kgs

Various Application of RF cautery for Dermatology :

→ Adenoidectomy
→ Laryngeal Disorders
→ Keloid Surgery
→ Nasal Polypectomy
→ Nose Bleeding
→ Removal of Ranula Cyst
→ Snoring
→ Tonsil and Adenoid
→ Tonsil tumor
→ Wart, Nevus Skin Tumor
→ Adenoidectomy
→ Nasal Mucosa
→ Nasal Polypectomy
→ Nasal Tumor
→ Procedure Of Snoring
→ R.F. of Palate
→ Tosillectomy
→ Turbinate