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Minimally Invasive Coblation Plasma Surgery System Precision-Driven Solution
Overview
The Coblation Plasma Surgery System revolutionizes surgical procedures with its advanced plasma-based technology, enabling minimally invasive tissue removal while preserving surrounding healthy tissue. Unlike traditional thermal methods, Coblation uses controlled radiofrequency energy to create a plasma field, operating at lower temperatures (40–70°C) to minimize thermal damage. This results in significantly reduced bleeding, less postoperative pain, and faster recovery times—ideal for ENT, orthopedics, and pain management. Surgeons benefit from unparalleled precision, allowing targeted treatment of conditions like spinal disc herniation, sinus obstructions, or joint tissue removal. Patients experience shorter hospital stays, with many procedures performed outpatient.
Technical Parameter
| Input Volts | 190-240V 50Hz 100-120V 60Hz Export device could convert automatically per customer requirements |
| Output Power | Ablation or resection: ≤351W Coagulation or hemostasis: ≤111W |
| Working Frequency | 100 KHz ± 10% |
| Dimension | 405*440*130mm (L*W*H) |
| Working Mode | Ablation and resection: level 1-10 Coagulation: level 1-10 |
| Weight | 7.0kg |
Coblation Plasma Surgery System Product Features:
1. Bipolar or multi-polar cutting, low temperature ablation, resection, hemostasis and coagulation, minimally- invasive, safe and reliable way.
2. Two ABLATION modes (including channeling, resection, hemostasis and ablation).
3. One PLACOAG mode (including hemostasis and coagulation).
4. Different types of probes available for options. The length, diameter, radian, energy level of probes are designed as per the requirements of different locations and diseases.
5. Multi-function probe designed for ablation, coagulation, hemostasis and resection. All functions are achieved at the same handle and in same output socket, thus no need to change probes frequently during surgery.
Factory Process:
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