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ENT electrode - Anhui Vanway Medical Technology Co., Ltd. - for electrosurgical units / ENT surgery / coagulation
ENT electrode - Anhui Vanway Medical Technology Co., Ltd. - for electrosurgical units / ENT surgery / coagulation
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Characteristics

Applications
for electrosurgical units, ENT surgery, ENT
Procedure
coagulation, resection, for electrosurgical cutting, ablation
Use
disposable
Technology
plasma, RF

Description

Product name
Plasma forceps

Indications / Application
Indicated for resection of head and neck tumors, including procedures in ENT and head and neck oncology.

Functions
  • Cutting
  • Hemostasis
  • Ablation


Technical specifications
  • Surgical application: head and neck tumor resection
  • Primary functions: cutting, hemostasis, ablation


Clinical benefits
  • Precise tissue dissection with controlled coagulation suitable for delicate anatomical areas
  • Improved surgical field visibility through effective hemostasis
  • Ergonomic design for single‑hand operation during ENT and head and neck procedures


Compatibility and use
To be used with compatible plasma energy generators and electrosurgical units according to the manufacturer's instructions. Follow local sterilization and handling protocols.

Ordering information
For available configurations, accessories and ordering references, contact your distributor or supplier.

Catalogs

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Medica
Medica

16-19 Nov 2026 Düsseldorf (Germany)

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    WHX Dubai 2027
    WHX Dubai 2027

    25-28 Jan 2027 Dubai (United Arab Emirates)

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