The Golead SEEG RF Lesion Generator is a professional RF energy platform designed for compatible stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG)-guided radiofrequency thermocoagulation (RF-TC) systems.

SEEG-guided RF thermocoagulation uses implanted depth electrodes to deliver controlled RF energy between selected electrode contacts. Published technical literature describes RF-TC as a procedure performed through SEEG electrodes, with impedance changes used as an important indicator during thermocoagulation.

Combining SEEG Mapping with RF Lesioning

Stereoelectroencephalography (SEEG) is an invasive method used to record electrical activity from implanted intracranial depth electrodes. In selected cases, the same implanted electrodes can subsequently be used to deliver RF energy for thermocoagulation.

Published reviews describe SEEG-guided RF-TC as a technique in which RF lesions are created through the implanted SEEG depth electrode, avoiding the need for a separate lesioning electrode insertion.

• SEEG-Oriented RF Platform: Designed for integration into professional RF thermocoagulation workflows involving compatible SEEG electrode systems
• Controlled RF Energy Delivery: Provides controlled RF output according to the selected treatment configuration
• Impedance Monitoring: Provides impedance information for procedural monitoring where supported by the specific configuration
• Bipolar RF Capability: Supports RF energy delivery between selected electrode contacts for compatible bipolar RF-TC procedures
• Multi-Channel Configuration: Depending on the generator model, multiple RF channels can provide greater flexibility for electrode connection and procedural configuration
• Professional Neurosurgical Application: Designed for use in specialized medical environments and by appropriately trained healthcare professionals

Note: For exact RF output, impedance range, channel configuration, connector type, compatible SEEG electrodes and RF-TC parameters, please request the latest technical datasheet.