Bipolar Cutting Loop Electrode, 24/26 Fr

The Bipolar Cutting Loop Electrode 24/26 Fr is a high-precision electrosurgical instrument designed for controlled tissue cutting and resection during urological endoscopic procedures. It is widely used with bipolar resectoscope systems for TURP and bladder tumor resection surgeries.

The bipolar technology ensures that electrical current flows only between the two electrodes at the loop, significantly reducing thermal spread and improving patient safety. This makes it ideal for delicate surgical environments where precision and controlled tissue removal are essential.

Designed for compatibility with 24 Fr and 26 Fr resectoscope systems, this loop electrode is a reliable choice for hospitals, surgical centers, and urology departments.

Key Features & Benefits

Precise Bipolar Energy Control

Ensures safe and accurate tissue cutting with minimal surrounding tissue damage.

24/26 Fr System Compatibility

Works with standard resectoscope systems used in urology procedures.

Reduced Thermal Injury

Bipolar current flow limits energy spread for improved surgical safety.

High Cutting Efficiency

Provides smooth and controlled tissue resection performance.

Durable Medical Construction

Manufactured from high-quality surgical-grade materials for reliability.

Stable Electrosurgical Performance

Ensures consistent energy delivery during procedures.

Reusable Instrument Design

Can be reused after proper sterilization according to medical guidelines.

Technical Specifications

Product Type: Bipolar Cutting Loop Electrode

Size: 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 (Transurethral Resection of Prostate)

Bladder Tumor Resection

Urological Endoscopy

Endourology Procedures

Tissue Cutting and Removal

Hospital Operating Rooms

Ambulatory Surgery Centers

Urology Clinics

Minimally Invasive Surgeries