ENT RF Plsama Bipolar Coblation Wand for Soft Palate Channeling

Soft Palate Coblation Wand DQG-E1600-A130 is for Soft Palate Channeling

Product Advanatages

(1) Soft Palate Coblation Wand DQG-E1600-A130 is a three-stage probe that features front and back poles. The first and second poles are used for punching, while the first, second, and third poles are used for ablation and stopping bleeding. This multi-functional design allows for a variety of procedures to be performed with a single device.

(2) It also includes a blade for perforation, ablation, coagulation, and hemostasis. This blade can be used to cut tissue when necessary, providing an additional level of versatility.

(3) It is designed with ergonomic principles in mind, ensuring comfortable and efficient use during medical procedures. This design minimizes the risk of hand fatigue and discomfort for the medical professional.

(4) It is primarily used for soft palate uvula, tonsil perforation ablation, and UPPP surgery. These procedures require a high level of precision and accuracy, which can be achieved with the multi-functional design of this medical device.

Specification

Applications

Soft Palate and Uvula treatment

Storage Condition

Correct storage of coblation wands is important to maintain their effectiveness and prolong their lifespan. It is recommended to store the wands in an environment with humidity levels below 80%, as excessive moisture can cause damage to the wand's components.

Additionally, the storage area should be free of corrosive gases that could potentially damage the wand's electrodes. It is also important to ensure that the room is well-ventilated, to prevent the buildup of harmful gases.

When storing the wands, complete protection of the electrodes is essential to prevent damage or contamination. This can be achieved by placing the wands in a protective case or pouch designed specifically for coblation wands.

Proper storage and handling of coblation wands can help ensure their longevity and optimal performance, ultimately contributing to safer and more effective medical procedures.

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