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Radio Frequency Cautery, also known as radiofrequency ablation or RF cautery, is a medical procedure that utilizes high-frequency electrical currents to generate heat and precisely cut or coagulate tissues. This advanced technique has found widespread application in various medical fields, ranging from dermatology to surgery. In this article, we'll explore the principles behind radio frequency cautery, its applications, and the benefits it offers in modern medical practices. This technique is versatile and can be adapted to various medical specialties, making it a valuable tool for practitioners across different fields. Many procedures performed using RF cautery are minimally invasive, leading to reduced recovery times and less postoperative discomfort. Radio Frequency Cautery has revolutionized the landscape of medical procedures, offering a precise, minimally invasive, and versatile solution for various applications. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that RF cautery will play an increasingly prominent role in medical practices, providing enhanced outcomes for patients and improving the efficiency of diverse medical procedures.
Radio Frequency Cautery is used as high-frequency electrical current that can be used as either bipolar or monopolar mode (4.0 mHz). The zone of injury is comparable or less than a carbon dioxide laser when both are used in appropriate fashion for traditional surgery
Radio Frequency Cautery involves the passage of high frequency radio waves(2mhz-Megahertz) through soft tissue to cut, coagulate or remove the tissue. Soft tissue resistance to these radio waves causes the cellular water in the soft tissue to heat, which produces steam, an results in cellular molecular dissolution of individual tissue cells.
The surgeon uses a hand piece with an active electrode (different type of electrodes for different applications) to transmit the radio waves. The radio waves are focussed on the tissue by an antenna plate (Patient plate) that is positioned behind the tissue in contact with patient's skin.
Radio surgery in general practise has many advantages over conventional surgical techniques particularly dermatological, plastic and eye lid surgery, ENT ,Dental,quicker operating time,rapid healing,less tissue damage and less post operative discomfort .
Radio frequency Cautery is not to be confused with electro-surgery machine(Surgical Diathermy) spark gap circuitry unit(Electro Cautery Machine) and uses completely new technique compared with scalpal surgery and other techniques and Radio energy does the cutting very light.
A very high frequency radio wave 0.3 - 2 MHz and a ine needle or wire loop electrode which is held by the surgeon, radio energy passes between the cautery electrode and patient plate. It is concentrated at the needle end or wire loop electrode, resulting in the release of energy, which produces steam within the cells, thus vaporizing them and dividing the tissues.
Power input 220 volts +-5%
Power consumption 150 Watts
Frequency 2 MHz
Maximum Output
HF Monopolar 150Watts on 400 ohm load
HF Bipolar 100 Watts on 100 ohm load
Fulguration 100 Watts on 1000 ohm.
Size: 8 1/2" X 7 1/2" X 4"
Weight: 3.5 Kgs
Advantages :
Minimum heat with no charring resulting in least tissue damage.
Cutting & fulguration is optional
Minimum blood loss & pain
Shock proof.
Local anaesthesia is not required on the surface of the skin or in superficial procedures.
Sparkless integrated circuit of latest technology for fast and continuous procedures.
Pin point cutting capability.
More Advantages:
Increase Revenue
Reduced Stress
Reduced Operating times
Pressure - less Cutting
No Lateral Heat
Micro-smooth incisions
Increased range of procedure
Learning Radio surgery: With a piece of beef steak, the doctor can practice most radio surgery techniques, including cutting biopsy & coagulation
Various Application of RF cautery for General Surgery :
Adenoidectomy
Laryngeal Disorders
Keloid Surgery
Nasal Polypectomy
Nose Bleeding
Removal Ranula Cyst
Snoring
Tonsil and Adenoid
Tonsil tumor
Wart, Nevus Skin Tumor
Adenoidectomy
Nasal Mucosa
Nasal Polypectomy
Nasal Tumor
Procedure Of Snoring
R.F. of Palate
Tosillectomy
Turbinate