- Condition: Factory New
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- MFR: McKesson Brand Ships from MFI Medical
- MPN: 467
Frequently asked questions
Does the tungsten wire maintain its shape during procedures?
Yes. The high-quality tungsten wire is specifically selected for its ability to retain its geometric shape and structural integrity throughout surgical procedures, which helps ensure cleaner excisions.
Is this electrode compatible with most surgical pencils?
Absolutely. It features a standard 3/32-inch stainless steel shaft, making it broadly compatible with the majority of conventional electrosurgical pencils found in clinical settings.
Are these electrodes safe for patients with latex allergies?
Yes, patient safety is a priority; these electrodes are constructed without natural rubber latex.
How does the wire design benefit tissue diagnosis?
The precision of the tungsten wire allows for reduced lateral thermal damage to the tissue. This results in superior histopathology specimens, which are essential for accurate diagnosis.
Are the loops protected from bending during shipping?
Yes. Every order includes a patented protective tray designed specifically to prevent the loop from bending or deforming while in transit, ensuring the instrument is ready for immediate use.
Is the device provided in a sterile state?
Yes, each electrode is individually packaged and sterile, allowing for immediate integration into your sterile field.
Can these be resterilized and used again?
No. These are strictly disposable, single-use instruments. They should not be reused or resterilized to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the device.
What is the primary material used for the loop?
The active loop tip is constructed from high-performance tungsten wire, which is chosen for its durability and superior thermal properties during high-frequency electrosurgery.
How many electrodes are included in one package?
Each box contains 5 sterile loop electrodes.
Are these designed specifically for gynecological techniques?
Yes, these electrodes are engineered specifically for gynecological surgical procedures, particularly those involving the LEEP/LLETZ technique.