Vessel Sealing Systems for Controlled Hemostasis
Integrated RF energy and instrument design for reliable closure of blood vessels and soft tissue bundles up to clinical diameters, combining power delivery and mechanical sealing performance.
Instrument Control and Clinical Handling
The vessel sealing hand device is designed to provide precise mechanical control and consistent tissue compression during sealing and transection. Ergonomic handle geometry supports stable grip, controlled actuation, and repeatable jaw positioning throughout the procedure.
Performance Demonstration
Demonstration footage shows vessel sealing and transection performed using the vessel sealing hand device in combination with a compatible electrosurgical generator.
Vessel sealing and transection demonstration using a porcine vein model.
System Components
The vessel sealing system consists of a dedicated bipolar hand device used in combination with a compatible electrosurgical generator.
System Integration and Generator Compatibility
The vessel sealing system is designed to operate in conjunction with a compatible electrosurgical generator that provides controlled RF energy for sealing and transection. The generator functions as a multipurpose platform, supporting vessel sealing as well as standard monopolar and bipolar electrosurgical applications.
This integrated approach allows vessel sealing to be incorporated into broader electrosurgical workflows without requiring a dedicated, single-function power source. Generator configuration, operating modes, and compatibility considerations vary by application and clinical use context.