Arthroscopy electrode ATM

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Temporomandibular joint arthroscopy (TMJ) is a relatively recent technique that is used as a method of diagnosis and / or treatment of joint disorders (TMD) that involve the temporomandibular joint.1 The ATM series is equipped with a circular active area that gives it optimal efficiency for ablation and coagulation in small spaces. The manual or pedal-operated options offer flexibility to the medical team who can adopt the most convenient technique for their needs. Technical features Useful length: 3.35 in (85mm) Diameter: 0.07 in (1,9mm) Active tip angulation: 180° Active tip diameter: 0,06 in (1,5mm) Active tip format: Spherical With or without manually activated monopolar pencil and universal three-pin plug Cable length: 118.11 in (3.0m) Applications It produces tissue ablation, coagulation and modification through radiofrequency in temporomandibular joint arthroscopy surgical procedures.