Knowledge
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17
Nov
Basic electrical safety testsBasic electrical safety tests include: Visual inspection of cables, plugs and connectors Measurement of ground wire resistance Measurement of chassis and patient lead/contact isolation Electrical safe
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16
Nov
Electrical safety testingElectrical safety takes on added significance in electrically-susceptible patients. For cardiac procedures, electrically-conductive catheters may be placed into the heart while the patient is connecte
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15
Nov
About electrical safetyElectro-Medical Devices are powered by the mains or an internal power source (batteries) and often attached to the patient by wires. Some of these devices have active parts inserted into the patient b
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11
Nov
Product Specification of Disposable Electrosurgical pencilsa. Frequency range: 0MHz~1.0MHz; b. Maximum output current:1A; c. Cable length:3m; d. Load impedance:non-electric resistant impedance -- 200 Ώ. e. The electrode adopts Stainless materials , Connecting
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10
Nov
Product Scope of Disposable Electrosurgical pencilsProduct Scope Hand control, with oval button, Φ2.36mm 7cm electrode (HC-EP1-A/70) Hand control, with round button, Φ2.36mm electrode (HC-EP1-B) Hand control, with rocker button, Φ2.36mm electrode (HC-
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10
Nov
The Classification of Disposable Electrosurgical pencilsThe Disposable Electrosurgical pencils are electrosurgical cutting and coagulation device and accessories is a device intended to remove tissue and control bleeding by use of high-frequency electrical
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02
Nov
The use of skin staplerThe disposable sterilized Skin Stapler is ready for use when needed. Its quality construction provides reliable and consistent performance for reduced surgery time and less trauma to the pet. The comf
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01
Nov
What is a Disposable Skin Stapler 35WWhat is a Disposable Skin Stapler 35W ? A simple and affordable disposable skin stapler that provides consistent and reliable performance. Designed to fit comfortably in your hand, it enhances control
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27
Oct
Staple RemovalStaples are typically removed in about 7 days on the scalp and 10 days on the back, abdomen and extremities. To remove skin staples, use a skin staple removal tool. Place the two-pronged edge of the t
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27
Oct
Get Stapling a woundApproximate the edges of the wound together with either your non-dominant hand or forceps. Line up the center of the laceration with the center of the head of the stapler. Press down firmly on the lac
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26
Oct
Preparation before stapleIn keeping with the simple nature of skin stapling, all you need to staple a wound is…drumroll…a stapler. Skin staplers come pre-loaded and hold anywhere from 5 to 25 staples. You may also want forcep
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22
Oct
Which Wounds Can be StapledStapling is quick, easy and much simpler to learn than suturing. Experts say stapling is three to four times faster than wound closure with sutures and is also associated with a lower rate of infectio
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