Bipolar Low Temperature Plasma Electrode for Hysteroscopic Submucosal Fibroid Resection

Unlike conventional thermal electrosurgical methods, RF plasma technology creates a controlled plasma field at the electrode tip.

Benefits:

• Lower operating temperature
• Reduced thermal spread
• Precise tissue removal
• Better preservation of surrounding tissue
• Improved surgical visibility

The low-temperature plasma approach is designed for delicate intrauterine procedures requiring accurate tissue management.

The probe is specifically developed for submucosal myoma resection.

Applications include:

• Submucous uterine fibroid removal
• Hysteroscopic myomectomy
• Intrauterine lesion resection
• Endoscopic gynecological surgery

The 24mm diameter structure provides an efficient working area for fibroid tissue removal.

The RF plasma gyn probe combines multiple surgical functions:

This allows surgeons to complete procedures with improved control and efficiency.

Designed for single-patient use:

• Sterile packaging
• Reduced infection risk
• No cleaning or reprocessing required
• Stable electrode performance
• Improved surgical preparation efficiency

The disposable design supports modern minimally invasive surgical workflows.

For international medical device partners:

• ISO13485 quality management system
• CE-certified products
• Sterile disposable packaging
• Production traceability
• OEM / private label support

We cooperate with:

• Gynecology surgical distributors
• Hysteroscopy equipment suppliers
• Minimally invasive surgery distributors
• Hospital procurement partners

Support includes:

• Technical documents
• Product training
• Marketing materials
• Registration support
• Stable OEM supply

What is this RF plasma gyn probe used for?

It is mainly used for hysteroscopic myomectomy and submucosal uterine fibroid resection.

What are the advantages of nonthermal RF plasma technology?

The technology enables controlled cutting and coagulation with lower thermal impact compared with traditional electrosurgical approaches.

Is the gyn probe reusable?

No. It is designed as a sterile disposable electrode for single patient use.

What equipment is required?

The probe requires a compatible RF plasma surgical generator system.