Aspen Surgical ES53 LLETZ Loop 15mm x 12mm

The Aspen Surgical ES53 LLETZ Loop is a high-quality medical instrument designed for use in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and outpatient facilities. This product is specifically intended for Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedures (LEEP), offering a precise and efficient method for removing abnormal tissue. Its standout benefit lies in its ability to provide a smooth, consistent excision, minimizing the risk of complications and promoting optimal patient outcomes.

The ES53 LLETZ Loop is part of a comprehensive range of electrosurgical instruments developed to meet the evolving needs of healthcare professionals. Its primary function is to facilitate the safe and effective removal of targeted tissue during LEEP procedures, leveraging the principles of electrosurgery to achieve precise tissue excision. By combining advanced materials and design, this instrument aims to enhance procedural efficiency, reduce recovery times, and improve overall patient care.

Key Features

• Precision-crafted loop design for smooth, consistent tissue excision
• Optimized for use in LEEP procedures, ensuring efficient removal of abnormal tissue
• Durable construction to withstand repeated use and sterilization
• Designed for compatibility with standard electrosurgical units (ESUs)
• Ergonomic handling for reduced user fatigue and improved dexterity
• Supplied in a convenient pack size of 5 units per box for streamlined inventory management
• Manufactured from high-quality materials to ensure reliability and performance

Product Specifications

Dimensions: 15mm x 12mm | Weight: [Insert weight] | Materials: [Insert materials] | Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant industry standards for electrosurgical instruments, including [Insert relevant standards or regulations]. Compatibility: Designed for use with standard ESUs and compatible with a range of electrosurgical systems.

Ideal For

* Hospitals * Outpatient clinics * Specialty clinics (e.g., gynecology, dermatology) * Ambulatory surgery centers * Private medical practices * Home care settings (where appropriate and under professional supervision)