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May 20, 2025
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Brief: Discover the PLA404 Tendon Debridement Radio Frequency Plasma Generator Ablation With Disposable Probe, designed for precise and minimally invasive surgical procedures. This advanced system offers less pain, less bleeding, and no carbonization, making it ideal for knee, shoulder, hip, and other joint treatments. Imported from Europe, it ensures high-quality performance with disposable probes and optional finger or foot switches.
Related Product Features:
  • Complete resection of meniscus and ligament release with minimal pain and bleeding.
  • Disposable probe ensures no carbonization and high hygiene standards.
  • Optional finger or foot switch for convenient operation during procedures.
  • Single wafer pin tip for precise ablation and hemostasis in tight joints.
  • Imported from Europe, guaranteeing top-tier quality and reliability.
  • Widely used in knee, shoulder, hip, wrist, ankle, and elbow joints.
  • Features a 20° probe angle and 135mm length for optimal surgical access.
  • Sufficient stock and on-time delivery ensure constant supply availability.
Faqs:
  • What are the primary indications for the PLA404 Radio Frequency Plasma Generator?
    The PLA404 is used for complete resection of meniscus, ligament release, pathological synovial removal, intra-articular ducts clearance, agedness osteoarthritis treatment, wound restoring, and bone infection treatment in various joints.
  • What makes the PLA404's disposable probe unique?
    The disposable probe ensures no carbonization, minimal pain, and less bleeding, while maintaining high hygiene standards with its single-use design.
  • Can the PLA404 be used for joints other than the knee?
    Yes, the PLA404 is widely used for knee, shoulder, hip, wrist, ankle, and elbow joints, offering versatile application in minimally invasive surgeries.
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