Surgical shears HK1405NCA

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Introduction
The ultrasonic surgical shear is a handheld, gun-type ultrasonic energy instrument designed to cut and coagulate tissue with minimal lateral thermal spread and rapid response for precise control.

Overview
The Ultrasonic surgical shear (gun-type) integrates a small-amplitude, high-frequency ultrasonic actuator in an ergonomic handpiece. It supports seal-and-cut tissue division for minimally invasive and open procedures as part of a surgical energy platform.

Key features

• Small-amplitude, high-frequency ultrasonic operation
• Instant acceleration and rapid response for precise dissection
• Seal-and-cut capability for simultaneous cutting and coagulation
• Gun-type ergonomic handpiece for surgeon control
• Compatible with minimally invasive (laparoscopic) and open surgical workflows

Clinical applications

• Laparoscopic minimally invasive surgery
• Open soft-tissue surgical procedures requiring hemostasis
• Cases where reduced lateral thermal spread is preferred

Benefits

• Precise tissue division with integrated coagulation
• Reduced lateral thermal damage compared with some alternative energy sources
• Ergonomic design to support surgeon handling and control
• Designed to improve procedural efficiency and patient outcomes

Technical specifications

• Actuation: small-amplitude, high-frequency ultrasonic actuator
• Primary function: tissue cutting and coagulation (seal-and-cut)
• Form factor: gun-type handheld instrument
• Intended use: minimally invasive and open surgical procedures
• Clinical goals: precise dissection, reliable hemostasis, reduced thermal spread