Argon Plasma Coagulator For Cancer Surgery

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Argon Plasma Coagulator For Cancer Surgery Specification

Automation Grade
Semi-Automatic

Power
400 W

Humidity Range
30% - 75% RH

Dimension (L*W*H)
420 x 330 x 145 mm

Height
145 mm

Phase
Single Phase

Color Code
White and Blue

Use
Coagulation and devitalization during minimally invasive cancer surgery

Shape
Rectangular

Display Type
Digital (LED/LCD)

Properties
Non-contact coagulation, Reduced tissue damage, Precise targeting

Material
Stainless Steel, Medical Grade Plastic

Treatment Type
Cancer Surgery, Endoscopic Procedures

Accuracy
5%

Temperature Range
0C to 40C

Weight
10 kg

Function
Plasma coagulation, Superficial tissue ablation, Controlled depth coagulation

Frequency
50/60 Hz

Storage Capacity
User program memory up to 50 settings

Application
Cancer Surgery, Tumor Resection, Hemostasis in Endoscopy

Product Type
Argon Plasma Coagulator

Suitable For
Hospitals, Oncology Surgery Centers, Operation Theaters

Voltage
220-240 V

Power Source
Electric

Display
Yes

Safety Features
Overheat Protection, Audible Alarm, Leakage Current Monitoring

Operating Mode
Continuous / Pulsed

Gas Flow Rate
0.1 10 L/min (adjustable)

Plug Type
Three Pin Hospital Grade Plug

Color Touchscreen
Optional

Electrode Compatibility
Compatible with standard argon plasma electrodes

Control Method
Foot Switch, Panel Control

Interface
RS232 & USB for data recording

Gas Supply
Medical Grade Argon Gas

Argon Plasma Coagulator For Cancer Surgery Trade Information

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Argon Plasma Coagulator For Cancer Surgery

Special Features:

Uses non-contact coagulation technique.
No smoke, odour during surgery.
Minimizes tissue damage
Produces flexible eschar.

Applications : Gastroscopy, Colonoscopy, Bronchoscopy, Laproscopic Surgery, Open & General Surgical Application, oncosurgery

Advanced Safety for Reliable Performance

Incorporating overheat protection, audible alarms, and leakage current monitoring, the Argon Plasma Coagulator ensures dependable and safe operation throughout cancer and endoscopic procedures. Its hospital-grade plug and high-quality construction further enhance safety and reliability.

Versatile Application in Oncology and Endoscopy

Designed for cancer surgery, tumor resection, and hemostasis, the device accommodates various clinical needs. Its non-contact coagulation minimizes tissue trauma, while the adjustable plasma power provides effective and uniform results in diverse treatment scenarios.

User-Friendly Controls and Data Management

Empowered with both foot switch and panel controls, as well as optional color touchscreen, the system provides seamless usability. RS232 and USB ports allow comprehensive data recording and storage of up to 50 program settings, supporting streamlined workflows in high-demand medical environments.

FAQs of Argon Plasma Coagulator For Cancer Surgery:

Q: How does Argon Plasma Coagulator enhance precision during cancer surgery?

A: The device uses controlled flow of medical grade argon gas (0.110 L/min) to create a plasma stream, offering non-contact coagulation and precise targeting. This minimizes collateral tissue damage and allows exact control during tumor resection or hemostasis.

Q: What are the key safety features of this coagulator?

A: The Argon Plasma Coagulator is equipped with overheat protection, audible alarms, and leakage current monitoring, ensuring enhanced safety for both patients and operators during surgical procedures.

Q: When should this device be used in a clinical setting?

A: This coagulator is ideal for use during cancer surgeries, tumor resections, and hemostasis management in endoscopic procedures, especially in settings that require precise and minimally invasive tissue coagulation.

Q: Where can this device be installed and operated?

A: It is suitable for hospitals, operation theaters, oncology surgery centers, and other medical environments across India that meet the requirements of a 220240 V, 50/60 Hz power supply.

Q: What is the process for operating the Argon Plasma Coagulator?

A: Operators can initiate the device via a foot switch or panel control. Settings such as gas flow rate and operating mode are adjustable on the digital display panel, and electrodes are compatible with standard argon plasma units for straightforward integration into existing protocols.

Q: What is the benefit of non-contact coagulation in this device?

A: Non-contact coagulation ensures the plasma never physically touches the tissue, reducing the risk of tissue sticking and charring. This leads to cleaner surgical fields, faster healing, and less postoperative discomfort.

Q: How is usage data recorded and managed with this unit?

A: Data can be recorded and managed through RS232 and USB interfaces. The system also stores up to 50 user program settings, facilitating documentation and protocol consistency for surgical teams.

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