Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments

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Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments

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Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments Specification

Shelf Life
5 Years

Instruments Type
Laparoscopic Electrosurgical

Function
Tissue Dissection, Coagulation, Hemostasis

Frequency
RF (Radio Frequency), 400-500 KHz

Usage Type
Hospital, Clinic

Features
Ergonomic Handle, Corrosion Resistant, Reusable, Autoclavable, Precise Control

Accuracy
High Precision

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry conditions; sterilize before use

Equipment Type
Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments

Material
Stainless Steel and Medical Grade Plastic

Condition
New

Technology
Electrosurgical

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Low

Operating Type
Manual + Powered (electrical)

Use
Laparoscopic Surgery, Cutting and Coagulation

Power Source
Electric

Power Consumption
Low

Voltage
220-240V AC

Dimension (L*W*H)
Standard Surgical Length (typically 330-450mm)

Weight
100-250g per instrument

Color
Silver & Black Handle

Sterilization Method
Autoclavable at 134°C

Compatibility
Works with Standard Monopolar and Bipolar Generators

Shank Diameter
5mm (standard), other sizes available

Instruments Included
Maryland Dissector, Scissors, Graspers, Hook Electrode, Needle Holder

Cleaning Instructions
Compatible with Ultrasonic cleaners

Tip Type
Curved, Straight, and Hooked available

User Group
Surgeons, Medical Professionals

Insulation
Medical-Grade High-Strength Insulation

Handle Type
Insulated, Ergonomically Designed

Safety Standard
Conforms to ISO 13485 and CE Certified

About Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments

Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments are advanced tools used in minimally invasive surgery for cutting, coagulation, and dissection with precision and safety.

Advanced Features

Designed for both monopolar and bipolar electrosurgery
Superior insulation for enhanced safety
Ergonomic handle for surgeon comfort and control
Autoclavable and reusable design
Compatible with standard electrosurgical generators
Wide range of tips and configurations available
Provides precise cutting and coagulation with minimal tissue damage

Advanced Ergonomics for Surgeons

Designed with user comfort and control in mind, each handle is ergonomically shaped and made from non-slip medical-grade materials. This ensures precise movements during prolonged laparoscopic surgeries, reducing hand fatigue and improving overall performance in critical procedures.

Superior Safety and Compliance

All instruments come with medical-grade insulation, and conform to internationally recognized ISO 13485 and CE standards. The robust insulation ensures reliable electrical safety during electrosurgical operations, offering peace of mind for practitioners and patients alike.

Flexible Instrument Options

The set includes a range of instruments-Maryland dissector, scissors, graspers, hook electrode, and needle holder-with options for curved, straight, or hooked tips and various shank diameters. This provides unmatched flexibility to adapt to diverse surgical requirements and patient anatomies.

FAQ's of Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Instruments:

Q: How should I sterilize these laparoscopic electrosurgical instruments?

A: The instruments are fully autoclavable and should be sterilized at 134C before each use. For optimal cleaning, they are also compatible with ultrasonic cleaning equipment. Ensure the instruments are thoroughly dried before storing in a cool, dry environment.

Q: What power sources and generators are these instruments compatible with?

A: These instruments are compatible with standard monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical generators operating on 220-240V AC. They function efficiently within the RF frequency range of 400-500 KHz, suitable for most modern hospital setups.

Q: When should each instrument type be used during laparoscopic surgery?

A: Maryland dissectors are ideal for delicate tissue dissection, scissors for cutting, graspers for holding tissue, hook electrodes for coagulating and cutting, and needle holders for suturing. Selection depends on each procedural requirement and surgical step.

Q: Where are these instruments typically used?

A: These laparoscopic electrosurgical instruments are intended for use in hospital operating theaters, outpatient surgical centers, and specialized clinics, supporting a wide range of minimally invasive procedures.

Q: What benefits do the ergonomic, insulated handles provide?

A: The ergonomic, insulated handles improve surgeon comfort and precision, allow prolonged use without fatigue, and enhance safety by minimizing the risk of accidental electrical transmission to the user.

Q: What is the advantage of medical-grade insulation in these instruments?

A: Medical-grade high-strength insulation ensures optimal electrical safety by preventing unintended energy transmission, reducing the risk of accidental burns or injuries during procedures.

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