174213
Medtronic Roticulator Endo Dissect 5mm with Monopolar Cautery
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Description
Medtronic Roticulator™ Endo Dissect™
Medtronic Roticulator Endo Dissect 5mm with Monopolar Cautery
Product Code: 174213
Single Use Instrument with Monopolar Cautery and Standard Jaws
- Shaft Length: 31 cm
- Shaft Diameter: 5 mm
The Roticulator™ Endo Dissect™ and the Roticulator™ Endo Mini-Shears™ instruments are packaged with a cautery adapter. Remove the adapter from the instrument if not using cautery. The cautery adapter is compatible with the following manufacturers’ male and female cables.
Aspen – Conmed – Erbe – Jarit – Snowden – Storz – Stryker – Valleylab – Weck – Wolf
IMPORTANT: A BIPOLAR CABLE HAS A DIFFERENT TYPE OF PLUG THAT CANNOT BE CONNECTED TO A UNIPOLAR CONNECTION.
Additional information
| Size | 5.00mm |
|---|---|
| Arms | N/A |
| Manufacturer | |
| Unit | box of 1 |
- FDA Product Code: GET
- FDA Product Code Name: Motor, Surgical Instrument, Pneumatic Powered
- GMDN Term Code: 58039
- GMDN Term Name: Endoscopic electrosurgical handpiece/electrode, monopolar, single-use
- GMDN Term Description: An electrosurgical device consisting of a handpiece with mechanical and/or electrical controls, and a monopolar electrode, intended to deliver a current from a system generator directly to tissues for cutting/coagulation/ablation during endoscopic (including laparoscopic, arthroscopic) surgery. It includes a long thin electrode connected to the handpiece and requires a patient contact return electrode; it may include a suction/irrigation lumen and may feature a magnetic guidance sensor for electromagnetic tracking. It is available in a variety of forms (e.g., forceps or snare with ring handles, rigid probe) and may also be designed to mechanically cut tissues. This is a single-use device.
