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May 30, 2025
Category Connection: Instrumento quirúrgico de la punta de prueba
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Brief: Discover the PLA211 Plasma Cool Technology Surgery Equipment, designed for precise and minimally invasive treatment of vocal polyps and laryngeal swelling. This advanced device uses controlled plasma fields to remove tissue at low temperatures, reducing thermal damage and ensuring faster recovery.
Related Product Features:
  • Uses Mechan Plasma Technology for precise tissue removal at low temperatures (40°C to 70°C).
  • Minimal thermal injury depth (≤50 μm) compared to conventional devices (2200 μm).
  • Bipolar probe for cutting, ablation, and coagulation in ENT procedures.
  • Two operational modes: ABLATION for resection and hemostasis, PLACOAG for coagulation.
  • Adjustable audible call to differentiate between ABLATION and PLACOAG modes.
  • Automatic detection of impedance, energy, and plasma density at the probe tip.
  • Compatible with various probes for different surgical needs and locations.
  • Includes suction and resection accessories for versatile applications.
Preguntas frecuentes:
  • What is the temperature range of the PLA211 Plasma Cool Technology Surgery Equipment?
    The PLA211 operates at a low temperature range of 40°C to 70°C, minimizing thermal damage to surrounding tissues.
  • What are the main applications of the PLA211?
    The PLA211 is primarily used for treating vocal polyps, laryngeal swelling, and pain, as well as other ENT procedures like tonsillectomy and adenoidectomy.
  • ¿Cómo se compara el PLA211 con los dispositivos electroquirúrgicos convencionales?
    A diferencia de los dispositivos convencionales que operan a 250 °C a 350 °C, el PLA211 utiliza tecnología de plasma frío, reduciendo la profundidad de la lesión térmica a ≤50 μm y evitando el carbonización o la quema de los tejidos.
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