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Gynecology Plasma Probe Used for Deep Tissue Resection,Hemostasis and Fibroids

Gynecology Plasma Probe Used for Deep Tissue Resection,Hemostasis and Fibroids

Brand Name: Mechan
Model Number: PLA406
MOQ: 5 PCS
Price: Negotiable
Payment Terms: T/T, L/C, Western Union
Detail Information
Place of Origin:
China
Certification:
CE, ISO
Model:
PLA406
Application:
Myomectomy
Feature:
Deep Resection
Accuracy:
3MM
Highlight:

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Product Description

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Gynecology Plasma Probe Used for Deep Tissue Resection,Hemostasis and Fibroids

 

1. Operation Guidance

  • When the cable plug of disposable plasma probe is correctly connected to the equipment, the equipment will display the default power value. Each plasma probe has the maximum power limitation.
  • The disposable plasma probe connection wire shall be correctly placed, so as to prevent it from being damaged, thus contacting the patient or other charged conductors.
  • Caution: In the process of ablation and coagulation, the operating surgeon shall be aware that the electronic equipment can cause electrical stimulation to muscle tissues.

2. Sterilization before Delivery

The disposable plasma probe is subject to sterilization using irradiation, with the sterility assurance level of 10-6, and it is prohibited to use if the expiration date is exceeded or the primary package is damaged.

 

3. Storage

The disposable plasma probe shall be stored in the room (temperature: 5°C ~ 25°C, relative humidity: 10% ~ 80%) without any non-corrosive gas. Meanwhile, the disposable plasma probe shall be sufficiently protected.

 

 

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