Departments
Pain Management, Orthopedics, Rehabilitation Medicine, Neurosurgery, Cardiology, Oncology, and Dermatology or Aesthetic Medicine.
Treatment Equipment
Radiofrequency Therapy Systems
A treatment system that applies high-frequency electrical current through an electrode to create a controlled thermal effect for tissue ablation, hemostasis, or neuromodulation.
Core Function Highlights
- Controlled Thermal Coagulation and NeuromodulationRadiofrequency energy at a selected frequency creates a controlled heating zone at the electrode tip.
- Tissue Ablation, Hemostasis, and CuttingIn tumor-ablation applications, an electrode is placed in the target and produces localized heat that causes coagulative necrosis. The source lists solid tumors such as liver and lung tumors as applications.
- Temperature and Impedance MonitoringThe system continuously monitors electrode-tip temperature and tissue impedance during treatment.
- Controlled Temperature ManagementTemperature control is intended to reach the target range while limiting excessive heating of nearby critical structures.
