Precision Ablation Plasma Hepatectomy Electrode Customizable Energy Output

Customizable Energy Output Precision Ablation Plasma Hepatectomy Electrode

Hepatectomy Electrode is an electrode used for hepatectomy, mainly applied for ablating liver tissue through radiofrequency ablation technology during liver surgeries. This electrode is inserted percutaneously into the liver under the guidance of ultrasound or imaging, and the operation is carried out at a distance of 2 - 3 centimeters from the edge of the liver tumor. During the radiofrequency ablation process, heat is generated between the electrode and the surrounding tissues, resulting in the necrosis of liver tissue, thereby achieving local treatment of tumors.

• Positioning: Firstly, the position and boundaries of the tumor are determined under the guidance of ultrasound or imaging.
• Insertion of the Electrode: The radiofrequency ablation electrode is inserted percutaneously into the liver, usually at a distance of 2 - 3 centimeters from the edge of the tumor.
• Radiofrequency Ablation: The radiofrequency energy is activated to heat the surrounding tissues and cause necrosis.
• Removal of the Electrode: After the ablation is completed, the electrode is removed and the puncture channel is manually sealed.

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