Electro-ion surgery machine

Electro-ion surgery machine Features: 1. Treatment can be performed by bringing the metal contact close to or inserting it into human tissue. The stylus-type operation is simple, accurate, and convenient. It can work continuously or intermittently through the foot switch. 2. It has long fire and short fire, which can meet the needs of treating different diseases. Features of long fire: weak breakdown force, large sparks, large surface destructive power, large treatment spot, good hemostasis, mainly used for ENT, gynecology and other bleeding surgeries. Features of short fire: strong breakdown force, small sparks, can destroy the inside of the tissue, small treatment spot, can be used for dermatology, surgery, tissue cutting and other surgeries that are not easy to bleed. 3. The output power is continuously adjustable. Increasing the power can gasify the cut tissue, and vice versa, it has a coagulation effect. 4. The metal treatment head is easy to equip and can be lengthened or bent by itself to adapt to treatments of different depths and angles. 2. Technical indicators: 1. Power supply voltage: 220V ± 10% Frequency: 50HZ 2. Power: 100VA 3. Volume: 14x32x32cm3 4. Weight: 6kg 3. Application scope: 1. Dermatology: freckles, various pigmented nevi, flat warts, common warts, plantar warts, condyloma acuminatum, vascular nevi, capillary hemangioma, capillary dilatation, skin growths, xanthelasma, trichoepithelioma, verrucous nevus, sebaceous nevus, sweat gland tumor, syringoma, senile plaque, congenital pigmented spots, hemorrhagic granuloma, skin horn, rosacea, tattoo removal, eyebrow tattoo removal, ulcer surface slough removal, corns, repair of certain scars, etc. 2. Surgery (anorectal department): axillary odor, circumcision, anal fissure, anal fistula, perianal abscess, external hemorrhoids, rectal polyps, anal papilloma, urethral meat caruncle, etc. 3. Stomatology: gingival hyperplasia, gingival tumor, gingival bleeding, lichen planus, pericoronitis of wisdom teeth, oral ulcer, oral cyst, etc. 4. Otolaryngology: nasal polyps, ear, external auditory canal tumor, chronic pharyngitis, tonsillitis, hanging edema, tongue tie surgery, etc. 5. Gynecology: cervical erosion, cervical polyps, vaginal cyst, etc.