Radio wave scalpel replacement
22.03.2016 14:31:00
Every surgeon wants to operate on patients using the most effective and safe method. This is not surprising, as any surgical intervention is associated with a certain risk of complications, both during the operation itself and in the postoperative period. Recently, the radio wave knife has become the most popular choice among doctors. Having experienced radio wave surgery in practice, more and more doctors can no longer imagine surgery without it. Radio wave surgery involves making contactless incisions by irradiating skin and mucous membrane cells with radio waves with a frequency of 2.2 to 5.5 MHz. The radio wave knife has become widespread in all areas of medicine. It is successfully used in virtually all surgical procedures: cardiovascular and abdominal surgery; gynecology; ophthalmology; otolaryngology; urology; proctology; endoscopic surgeries; dermatocosmetology and plastic surgery. Such a wide range of applications is explained by the unique properties of the radio knife: - extremely thin and precise incision; - minimal tissue trauma during the incision; - pain is noticeably reduced both during the surgery itself and during the recovery period after surgery; - a dry and clean surgical field ensured by good coagulation of blood vessels; - postoperative wound healing occurs faster, a very neat scar is formed; - postoperative complications are reduced due to the bactericidal effect of radio waves; - with superficial action, a fibrin film is formed, wound healing under which occurs virtually without the risk of complications and relapses. These effects determine the economic feasibility of using a radio wave knife: use both in hospital and outpatient settings, reduction in the duration of the operation and the length of patient stay in the hospital, affordable price of the equipment. If you're looking to purchase a radio knife, we suggest you consider the ElePS EKhVCh-200 radio wave device [https://eleps.ru/katalog/elektrokhirurgiya-elektrokhirurgicheskie-apparaty/]. This is a domestic version of the foreign-made Surgitron device, with a radio frequency of 2.64 MHz.