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Bipolar Working Element

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Product Description:

A Bipolar Working Element is a key instrument used in endoscopic surgeries, especially in urology (like TURP – Transurethral Resection of the Prostate and TURBT – Bladder Tumor Resection). It is part of a bipolar resectoscope system and is used to cut and coagulate tissue using bipolar electrical energy.

Key Features:

Bipolar Energy System – Current flows between two electrodes on the instrument—no grounding pad needed.
Saline Irrigation Use – Safe to use with normal saline, which reduces the risk of electrolyte imbalance.
Active or Passive Type – vailable in spring-loaded (active) or manually controlled (passive) types.
Precise Motion Control – Allows smooth forward and backward movement of the electrode loop.
Compatible Design – Connects with a bipolar electrosurgical unit and telescope.
Reusable or Disposable – Offered in both forms, depending on hospital preference and budget.
Better Coagulation – Provides controlled cutting with reduced bleeding.

Common Uses:
TURP: For removing excess prostate tissue in cases of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).
TURBT: For resection of bladder tumors.
Gynecological surgeries: Like endometrial ablation.

Advantages Over Monopolar Working Element:
Lower risk of TUR syndrome (no non-conductive fluids needed)
Better hemostasis (bleeding control)
More precise and safer in high-risk patients