ENT Electrode

Key Advantages

Minimal Thermal Injury

Thermal injury caused by plasma surgery with this electrode is limited to only about 0.1mm. It minimizes damage to surrounding healthy tissues while targeting lesions accurately, significantly accelerating post-operative recovery for patients.

Reduced Postoperative Pain

Compared with traditional ENT surgical tools, the ENT Electrode effectively lowers patients’ postoperative pain levels. Its plasma-based operating principle reduces tissue trauma, decreasing discomfort during the recovery period and improving patient satisfaction.

Unobstructed Irrigation & Aspiration

Equipped with large-diameter aspiration and irrigation channels, the electrode prevents intraoperative blockages effectively. The irrigation channel ensures a stable supply of normal saline, maintaining a clear surgical field and supporting smooth procedure progress.

Technical Specification

The PLA-EA21-51 ENT Electrode offers flexible size options to accommodate different surgical needs, covering both pediatric and adult cases. Its pediatric and standard types are tailored to diverse patient groups, while the integrated irrigation and aspiration function is a core feature to enhance surgical safety and efficiency. All units are supplied sterile and ready for single-use, eliminating the risk of cross-contamination.

Specification Table

Attachments & Tools

The Single-use Sterile ENT Electrode is compatible with mainstream plasma electrosurgical units on the market. No additional matching tools are required for use. It is delivered as a complete sterile single-use unit, simplifying the preoperative preparation process for medical staff.

FAQ

Is the PLA-EA21-51 ENT Electrode reusable?

No, this product is a single-use sterile electrode. Reuse is strictly prohibited to avoid cross-contamination and ensure surgical safety.

What types of surgeries is this electrode suitable for?

It is specially designed for various ENT surgeries, including procedures on the ear, nose, and throat, where precise tissue cutting and coagulation are required.

Why is the large-diameter irrigation channel important?

The large-diameter channel ensures the unobstructed delivery of normal saline, which helps keep the surgical field clear, reduce tissue temperature, and minimize thermal injury during the procedure.