Medtronic E14506 Extended Coated

The Medtronic E14506 Extended Coated Blade Electrode is designed for use in various medical settings, including hospitals and clinics, where precise and minimally invasive procedures are performed. This electrode stands out for its compatibility with all Valleylab pencils, making it a versatile tool for a range of surgical applications.

The E14506 Extended Coated Blade Electrode is part of Medtronic's comprehensive range of surgical instruments, aimed at providing healthcare professionals with the tools necessary for effective and safe patient care. Its primary function is to facilitate precise tissue dissection and coagulation during surgical procedures, contributing to reduced bleeding and faster recovery times.

Key Features

• Extended coated blade for enhanced precision and control during procedures
• Compatible with all Valleylab pencils for versatility in surgical applications
• Designed for minimally invasive therapies, reducing tissue damage and promoting faster healing
• Coated electrode reduces eschar buildup, ensuring consistent performance throughout procedures
• Sterile and individually packaged to maintain hygiene standards and reduce the risk of infection
• Part of a comprehensive system for electrosurgical procedures, offering a range of benefits for both surgeons and patients
• Contributes to efficient surgical workflows, helping to minimize procedure times and improve patient outcomes

Product Specifications

The E14506 Extended Coated Blade Electrode is characterized by the following specifications: * Length: 16.51cm * Packaging: 50 electrodes per case * Material: High-quality, biocompatible materials ensuring safety and efficacy * Compatibility: Designed for use with all Valleylab pencils, integrating seamlessly into existing surgical setups * Compliance: Meets or exceeds relevant medical device standards for safety and performance

Ideal For

This product is ideal for use in: * Hospitals, where a wide range of surgical procedures are performed daily * Outpatient clinics, for less invasive procedures requiring precision and control * Surgical centers, where efficiency and patient safety are paramount * Specialty clinics, focusing on specific types of surgery that benefit from minimally invasive techniques * Operating rooms, where the need for precise and reliable surgical instruments is critical