ELLMAN SURGITRON EMC RADIOFREQUENCY ELECTROPHILE

The Ellman Surgitron EMC radiofrequency electrosurgical unit is a medical device used in surgery to perform precise cuts and controlled coagulation using high-frequency electrical energy. This device is equipped with advanced technology that minimizes thermal damage to surrounding tissues, resulting in more precise surgery and faster patient recovery. Used in a variety of surgical specialties, the Surgitron EMC is valued for its accuracy, safety, and versatility in many types of surgical procedures.

INDICATIONS:

ENT

At the office

• Velar radiofrequency

• Uvula section

• Treatment of cryptic tonsils

• Treatment of epitaxis

• Telangiectasias

• Minor skin surgery

• Bipolar turbinal reduction

Operating room

• Subtotal tonsils

• Tonsillectomies

• Blepharoplasties

• Skin surgery, flaps, dissection...

• Rhinophyma

Cosmetic surgery / Dermatology / Ophthalmology

• Blepharoplasties

• Trichiasis

• Keratoses

• Excision of lesions

• Skin surgery

FEATURES

Filtered waveform: Cut 120 W - 4 MHz

• Ideal for skin incisions and biopsies, providing optimal cosmetic results

• Accelerated healing

Rectified waveform: Cut/Coag 65 W - 4 MHz

• Increased effectiveness in richly vascularized areas

• Minimal tissue degradation and lateral heat

• Accelerated healing

Partially rectified waveform: Hemo 45 W - 4 MHz

• Hemostasis with penetration control

Lightning mode 35 W - 4 MHz

• Maximum penetration and hemostasis

• Ideal for the intentional destruction of tissue

Bipolar mode 120 W - 1.7 MHz

• Fine bipolar coagulation for delicate areas