A medical coagulator is a device whose primary purpose is to cauterise tissue and rapidly stop bleeding. Such devices are most commonly used in neurosurgery, endoscopy, dentistry, traumatology, general surgery and during surgical procedures.
How a medical electrocoagulator works
The device converts high-frequency current into thermal energy.
- The application of the current causes the tissue to be cut open;
- abnormal tissue or neoplasms are destroyed;
- vascular collagen is denatured and complete sealing is achieved.