Electrosurgical instrument for ablation and resection
AssigneeCreo Medical Limited
InventorsChristopher Paul Hancock, Malcolm White, Patrick Burn, Peter Clegg
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AssigneeCreo Medical Limited
InventorsChristopher Paul Hancock, Malcolm White, Patrick Burn, Peter Clegg
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An electrosurgical instrument which is capable of simultaneously ablating an area of tissue with microwave energy and performing resection with RF energy. The instrument comprises a structure for conveying both RF and microwave energy to an instrument tip that is configured to emit the microwave energy in a manner suitable for ablation (e.g. as a substantially spherical field) and to emit the RF energy in a more focussed manner to enable accurate and controllable resection to be performed. The energy conveying structure comprises a coaxial transmission line for conveying microwave energy. The coaxial transmission line has a hollow inner conductor that defines a passage that supports a second transmission line for conveying radiofrequency energy.
An electrosurgical instrument for delivering radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy and microwave EM energy for resection and ablation of biological tissue, the instrument comprising:
An electrosurgical instrument for delivering radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy and microwave EM energy for resection and ablation of biological tissue, the instrument comprising:
An electrosurgical instrument for delivering radiofrequency RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy and microwave EM energy for resection and ablation of biological tissue, the instrument comprising:
An electrosurgical instrument for delivering radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy and microwave EM energy for resection and ablation of biological tissue, the instrument comprising:
An electrosurgical instrument for delivering radiofrequency (RF) electromagnetic (EM) energy and microwave EM energy for resection and ablation of biological tissue, the instrument comprising:
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