Cautery machines, also known as electrosurgical units, are used in medical procedures to cut, coagulate, or ablate tissues.
Cautery machines, also known as electrosurgical units, are used in medical procedures to cut, coagulate, or ablate tissues. They often include various modes and settings for different types of surgical applications. Here are some features you might find in modern cautery machines:
Touch Screen Interface:
Some electrosurgical units come with touch screen interfaces for ease of use and control during surgical procedures.
Modes of Operation:
Cutting Mode: for incisions.
Coagulation Mode: for controlling bleeding by coagulating tissue.
Blend Mode: a combination of cutting and coagulation.
Bipolar Mode: for more precise procedures where the current stays within a small region.
Power Settings:
Adjustable power settings to control the intensity of the electrical current.
Safety Features:
Features like audible alarms or automatic shut-off mechanisms for safety.
Monopolar and Bipolar Functionality:
Monopolar mode for general use and bipolar mode for more specific and delicate procedures.
Reusable and Disposable Accessories:
Compatible with various handpieces, electrodes, and other accessories.
Compact Design:
Many cautery machines are designed to be compact and portable for easy maneuverability in a surgical setting.
Aradhya Surgical