Bipolar Cutting Loop, 24/26 Fr

The Bipolar Cutting Loop Electrode 24/26 Fr is a precision electrosurgical accessory designed for safe and effective tissue cutting and resection during urological endoscopic procedures. Compatible with standard bipolar resectoscope systems, this loop provides controlled energy delivery for accurate tissue removal.

Engineered for use in TURP procedures and bladder tumor resections, the bipolar cutting loop ensures improved surgical safety by confining electrical current between the loop electrodes, reducing thermal spread and minimizing collateral tissue damage.

Its 24/26 Fr compatibility makes it suitable for a wide range of resectoscope systems used in hospitals, surgical centers, and urology departments.

Key Features & Benefits

Bipolar Cutting Technology

Delivers controlled energy for precise tissue cutting and safer surgical performance.

24/26 Fr Compatibility

Designed for use with standard resectoscope systems in urological procedures.

Reduced Thermal Spread

Bipolar energy limits current flow to the target tissue, improving safety.

High Cutting Precision

Allows accurate tissue resection during endoscopic surgery.

Durable Surgical Construction

Manufactured from medical-grade materials for consistent clinical use.

Smooth Electrosurgical Performance

Ensures stable cutting and coagulation during procedures.

Reusable Design

Suitable for repeated use following proper sterilization protocols.

Technical Specifications

Product Type: Bipolar Cutting Loop Electrode

Size Compatibility: 24 Fr / 26 Fr

Energy Type: Bipolar

Application: Tissue Cutting and Resection

Specialty: Urology / Endourology

Compatibility: Bipolar Resectoscope Systems

Material: Medical-Grade Alloy Wire

Reusable: Yes

Sterilizable: Yes

Intended Use: Endoscopic Surgical Procedures

Applications

TURP Procedures

Bladder Tumor Resection

Urological Endoscopy

Endourology Surgery

Tissue Cutting and Removal

Hospital Operating Rooms

Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Urology Clinics

Minimally Invasive Surgical Procedures