Harness the benefits of Argon Beam Coagulation for Total Knee Arthroplasty
Total Knee Arthroplasty (TKA) is an orthopedic procedure to resurface a knee damaged by arthritis. Electrosurgical Units, such as the HelixAR™ ESU with ABC® Technology, offer the benefits of argon technology. The simple to use ABC® Dissecting Electrodes attach to a CONMED ABC® handpiece to convert Argon Beam Coagulation to Argon Beam Dissect. By forcing argon gas over an electrode in contact or non-contact mode, ABC® Dissecting Electrodes may provide reduced smoke in the surgical field. Less tissue damage may occur, as argon gas flowing over the dissection may help to cool tissue at the perimeter of the intended cut.1
ARGON UNITS
HelixAR™ Electrosurgical Generator with ABC® Technology
Combining benefits of specialty modes and Argon Beam Coagulation for open and laparoscopic procedures
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ABC® Dissecting Electrodes
Converts Argon Beam Coagulation to Dissect, potentially minimizing surgical smoke and tissue damage
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1 PJW Verco, Case Report and Clinical Technique: Argon Beam Electrosurgery for Tissue Ties and Maxillary Frenectomies in Infants and Children. 2012.