Stretch 15cm Hand Control Disposable Electrosurgical Pencil

Product Specification

Product Feature 

• Hand-Controlled Activation:

  • The hand control pencil has buttons or switches on its body that allow the surgeon to activate the device directly. Typically, there are two buttons: one for cutting (higher power) and one for coagulation (lower power). This eliminates the need for a foot pedal, making it more convenient during surgery.

• Monopolar Electrosurgery:

  • In monopolar mode, the ESU pencil is used to deliver high-frequency electrical energy to the targeted tissue. The current flows through the tissue and returns to the generator via a separate neutral (dispersive) electrode placed on the patient’s body.

• Disposable and Reusable Options:

  • Hand control ESU pencils are available in both disposable and reusable versions. Disposable pencils are used for single procedures, while reusable ones can be sterilized and used multiple times.

• Blade or Needle Tip:

  • The pencil typically has a removable electrode tip, which can come in different shapes such as a blade, needle, or ball. These different tips allow the surgeon to adapt the tool based on the specific needs of the procedure, whether for cutting, dissecting, or coagulating tissue.

• Ergonomic Design:

  • The pencil is designed to be lightweight and easy to handle, allowing for precise movements. Its design ensures comfort for surgeons during long procedures.

• Smoke Evacuation Options:

  • Some ESU pencils are equipped with an integrated smoke evacuation system, which helps remove the surgical smoke generated by tissue vaporization, improving visibility and safety during the procedure.

• Compatibility:

  • Hand control ESU pencils are compatible with a variety of electrosurgical generators, but it's essential to ensure that the pencil’s connector matches the generator being used.

Applications

• Cutting and Dissection: Used to precisely cut through tissue during surgery.
• Coagulation: Helps control bleeding by coagulating blood vessels.
• Versatile Use: Commonly used in general surgery, gynecology, orthopedics, and ENT procedures.

Advantages

• Convenient Control: Hand control allows the surgeon to activate and control the ESU without needing a foot pedal.
• Precision: Enables fine control over cutting and coagulation, making it ideal for delicate procedures.
• Sterility and Safety: Disposable options enhance sterility, while reusable options offer cost savings with proper sterilization.