Ultrasonic surgical system

aspirationneurosurgeryendoscopic surgery

Main applications
Ultrasonic aspirator for selective removal of soft pathological tissues, particularly suited to tumor debulking in microscopic and minimally invasive neurosurgery, ENT and soft-tissue procedures where vessel and nerve preservation is required.

Performance characteristics

• Tissue selectivity: mechanically fragments and aspirates diseased soft tissue while protecting adjacent vessels and nerves to reduce collateral injury.
• Vessel preservation: can preserve vessels >3 mm at amplitudes <50%; ultrasonic cavitation may enhance local thrombin activity to assist hemostasis and reduce intraoperative bleeding.
• Integrated functions: simultaneous crushing, irrigation and aspiration keep the resection plane clean and the operative field clear, improving visibility during tumor resection.
• Controlled energy delivery: concentrated ultrasonic energy with minimal lateral vibration yields precise resection without thermal burns, limiting damage to surrounding cells and supporting faster postoperative healing.
• Adaptable tip system: micro elongated titanium alloy aspiration tips available in straight, curved and multiple inner diameters to meet anatomical and procedural needs, optimized for microscopic and minimally invasive access.

Technical specifications

• Functions: crushing, irrigation, aspiration
• Tissue selectivity: protects vessels and nerves while removing pathological tissue
• Vessel preservation: preserves vessels >3 mm at amplitude <50%
• Hemostasis: ultrasonic cavitation enhances thrombin activity to reduce bleeding
• Energy delivery: concentrated energy with no side vibration; neat cut surface without burns
• Tip material: micro elongated titanium alloy
• Tip options: straight, curved and multiple inner diameter heads
• Indications: indicated for microscopic and minimally invasive surgeries; effective on soft-texture tumors