• Constant voltage for a clean cut
• Suitable for cutting and coagulation
• No necrosis, discolouration or trauma
• Integrated automatic switch-off
• Memory of the last used settings

radioSURG® 2200 TPA

The radioSURG® 2200 TPA radiosurgical unit for human, dental and veterinary medicine generates electric current at a frequency of 2.2 MHz. This device enables faster and gentler incisions compared to kilohertz units, while also allowing for bipolar or monopolar coagulation.

Thanks to its constant voltage, the radioSURG® 2200 TPA guarantees an excellent clean cut, making it possible to examine excidates histologically after removal. In addition, the use of the Meyer-Haake radiosurgical unit carries a particularly low risk of necrosis, skin discolouration or tissue trauma.

Product Details

• radioSURG® 2200 PTA from Meyer-Haake
• Radiosurgical unit for human, dental and veterinary medicine
• Generates electric current with a frequency of 2.2 MHz (2,200,000 cycles/sec.)
• Constant voltage guarantees an excellent, clean cut
• Faster and gentler than kilohertz units
• No thermal damage to the surrounding tissue
• No sudden discharge during surgery thanks to integrated capacitor
• Absolute sterility along the cutting track of the electrode
• Electrode as conductor of the electric current does not heat up
• For cutting (also with simultaneous coagulation) and for bipolar coagulation
• Can be used on humans or animals
• Examination of excidates up to incision edges
• Excidates can be examined histologically
• Prevents necrosis, skin discolouration or tissue trauma
• Low risk of haematoma formation
• Fine coagulation with adjustable degrees and duration from 0.05-1 second
• Automatic switch-off when a certain impedance is reached in the tissue
• Activation of outputs without operating the unit via handpiece or foot switch
• Memory of the last used settings
• Can be combined with smokeSTAR smoke evacuation system
• Made in Germany
• Manufacturer's warranty: 24 months

Applications

• Monopolar cutting
• Monopolar cutting with simultaneous coagulation
• Bipolar coagulation
• Monopolar coagulation, also via monopolar forceps