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  • High-Frequency Surgical Device SL100M: Precise 7mm Vessel Sealing
    Jun 06, 2025
    With the rapid growth of the global aging population and the steady advancement of minimally invasive surgical techniques, the energy-based surgical device market has emerged as a promising blue ocean with substantial growth potential. Among these, large vessel sealing system stands out as one of the most widely used energy surgical devices in clinical practice.   Large vessel sealing system is the advancement of the high frequency electrosurgical unit, employing the thermal effects generated by high-frequency electrical current applied to biological tissues to achieve effective hemostasis.Compared to traditional high-frequency electrosurgical unit, which offers rapid cutting speeds but operate at relatively high temperatures, large vessel sealing system achieves precise sealing at lower temperatures, thereby minimizing collateral tissue damage. This characteristic has made it the preferred choice for clinical surgeons.   ShouLiang-med is dedicated to the research, development, and manufacturing of large vessel sealing technologies and is recognized as an innovator in this field. The core product SL100M high-frequency surgical device has won favor among customers both at home and abroad for its advanced technology and professional support.   The SL100M is a versatile generator that integrates bipolar coagulation and vessel sealing functions. It delivers energy through precise algorithms and features intelligent tissue-sensing technology, which monitors tissue composition and impedance in real time. This enhances the speed and consistency of tissue sealing, laying a solid foundation for its outstanding surgical performance.   As an integrated surgical platform, the SL100M supports standard bipolar instruments for delicate procedures such as neurosurgery and microsurgery, while also being fully compatible with the AGISEAL series for sealing vessels up to 7mm in diameter. It overcomes the limitations of conventional bipolar systems—such as the need for full tissue exposure and prolonged operation time—and avoids foreign body residue from hemostatic clips. Compared to traditional electrosurgical units, it offers superior performance, particularly in laparoscopic and open tumor surgeries, significantly improving surgical safety.   The SL100M also excels in user experience. Equipped with the latest vessel sealing technology and a responsive feedback control system, it accurately detects the impedance of target tissue between the jaws. Once optimal sealing is achieved, the system automatically stops energy delivery and provides an audible alert. This intelligent design eliminates reliance on manual judgment, offering real-time audio-visual cues to help surgeons clearly understand the device’s status. With its intuitive interface and easy operation, even new users can quickly master the system, making it a reliable assistant in the operating room.
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  • Efficacy and Safety of Painless Endoscopic High-Frequency Electrosurgical Generator in the Treatment of Gastrointestinal Polyps
    May 28, 2025
    The incidence of gastrointestinal diseases is closely associated with current living environment, unhealthy dietary and lifestyle habits. These conditions are more prevalent among middle-aged and elderly populations and are typically characterized by symptoms such as gastrointestinal bleeding and abdominal pain. If not properly addressed and treated, such diseases may increase the risk of malignant transformation, thereby exacerbating the treatment burden for patients[1,2].   High-Frequency Electrosurgical procedures under digestive endoscopy are currently one of the primary therapeutic approaches for gastrointestinal polyps. This technique utilizes the thermal effects generated by high-frequency currents to induce coagulation and necrosis of the lesion tissue by disrupting its oxygen supply, thereby achieving polyp resection. ShouLiang-med SEH80 series High-Frequency Electrosurgical Generator features advanced tissue-sensing technology and real-time Patient Return Electrode monitoring system. It can dynamically adjust the output power based on tissue impedance and type, while continuously monitoring attachment quality of the negative electrode plate. These features enhance cutting and sealing efficiency, reduce surgical smoke and tissue carbonization, and minimize the risk of  negative electrode plate site burns, thereby improving overall procedural safety. In gastrointestinal polypectomy procedures, it is characterized by one-time complete polyp resection, rapid cutting speed, and broad surgical applicability.   Studies [3] have shown that patients treated with high-frequency electrosurgical techniques experience shorter gastrointestinal function recovery time, lower pain scores at 2 hours postoperatively, reduced hospital stays, higher wound healing rates, and a significantly lower incidence of complications (P < 0.05). These findings suggest that the application of painless endoscopic high-frequency electrosurgical treatment solution faster postoperative recovery of gastrointestinal function, alleviates postoperative pain, and enhances wound healing, while maintaining high procedural safety and patient acceptability.   The application of endoscopic High-Frequency Electrosurgical  solution allows for precise anatomical treatment, as endoscopic instruments provide direct visualization of the lesion area and polyp characteristics. Preoperative administration of anesthetics induces sedation and hypnosis, eliminating the patient’s perception of discomfort during endoscope insertion and minimizing stress responses, which helps maintain stable vital signs and reduces the technical difficulty of the procedure. Furthermore, by mitigating perioperative stress and ensuring good patient tolerance, this approach enables efficient and smooth polyp resection while preserving surrounding healthy tissue. This, in turn, accelerates postoperative organ recovery, shortens hospitalization time, and contributes positively to wound healing outcomes [4,5].   In summary, during the surgical treatment of gastrointestinal polyps, the application of high-frequency electrosurgical generator under painless digestive endoscopy results in minimal impact on gastrointestinal function and inflammatory injury, while promoting faster postoperative recovery in patients.   References: [1]Zhang Zhuo, Diao Zhuo, Xie Yajuan, et al. Comparison of clinical efficacy, recurrence rate and safety between endoscopic mucosal resection and high-frequency electrosurgical resection for colorectal polyps[J].Chinese Journal of Coal Industry Medicine, 2022,25(6):625-628. [2]Jiao Sheng-cheng, Sun Zeng-feng, Li Bin. Effect of Endoscopic High-Frequency Electrotome Combined with Argon Ion Coagulation in Treatment ofGastrointestinal Polyps [J]. Chinese Community Doctors, 2022,38(5):42-44. [3] Wang HX, Huang HW, Li XW, et al. Wang Huaxiu, Huang Huiwen, Li Xiawei, et al. Effect of painless digestive endoscopy high-frequency electrosurgery on complications and postoperative recovery in patients with gastrointestinal polyps[J]. China Medical Device Information, 2025,31(06):26-28. DOI:10.15971/j.cnki.cmdi.2025.06.042. [4] Liang Chao, Liang Jing, Chen Beijia. Comparative analysis of the effect of painless gastrointestinal endoscopy and general gastrointestinal endoscopy with high-frequency electrosurgery in the treatment of gastrointestinal polyps[J]. Internal Medicine, 2020,15(5):589-591. [5] Xu Jiaheng. Effect of painless digestive endoscopy high-frequency electrosurgery in the treatment of elderly gastrointestinal polyps and its effect on oxidative stress response[J].  ACTA MEDICINAE SINICA, 2021,34(5):48-51.
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  • Four Major Advantages of Using Return Electrode Plates in High Frequency Generator !
    May 22, 2025
    Yu Juan and An Yani from Yantai Yuhuangding Hospital in Shandong Province published an article titled "Advantages of double-circuit Return Electrode Plates in High Frequency Generator" in the *Journal of Qilu Nursing*. The article mentioned that high frequency generator heats the tissues when it comes into contact with the body through the high-frequency and high-voltage electric current generated by the tip of the effective electrode, which achieves the separation and coagulation of the tissues of the body and thus serves the purpose of cutting and hemostasis.  Due to the physical properties of electrical currents, the current acting on the human body must return to the high frequency generator via the return electrode plate to form a complete circuit.   The return electrode plate (also known as the neutral or dispersed electrode) is a critical component used in electrosurgery in conjunction with the High Frequency Generator. Its primary purpose is to establish a safe circuit for the electric current, to ensure that the high-frequency current from the monopolar electrode through the patient's body can be safely returned to the generator, to avoid accidental burns. Its core functions include the most basic to provide a low-impedance path for high-frequency current to form a closed circuit, preventing the current from spreading in the body in an uncontrolled manner; secondly, reducing current density by increasing contact area, thereby minimizing localized temperature rises and lowering the risk of thermal tissue damage.     The Disposable Patient Return Electrod provided by ShouLiang-med is professionally designed with key performance advantages to ensure surgical safety:   1.Excellent flexibility and strong adhesion ensure a stable and effective contact area between the patient and the electrode during surgery. 2.The conductive foil in the center is evenly divided into two sections. Once applied to the skin, the return electrode monitoring system in the high-frequency surgical device continuously evaluates the contact status. If any abnormality is detected, the system will trigger an audio-visual alarm and automatically stop output, ensuring real-time monitoring of effective patient connection. 3.With nearly zero resistance and low thermal effect, the electrode features a rounded rectangular shape that promotes even heat distribution, significantly reducing the risk of burns. 4.Designed for single use, it prevents cross-contamination between surgical patients and greatly enhances procedural safety.
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  • Maryland Jaw: A Key Instrument for Large Vessel Sealing in Mediastinoscopic Esophagectomy for Esophageal Cancer
    May 15, 2025
    Esophageal cancer is one of the most common malignancies worldwide, with particularly high incidence rates in China. The overall prognosis remains poor, with a five-year survival rate below 40%. For patients diagnosed with resectable early-stage esophageal cancer, surgical resection remains the primary treatment option.   With ongoing advancements in endoscopic technology and the widespread adoption of minimally invasive techniques, minimally invasive esophagectomy (MIE) has demonstrated clear advantages over traditional open thoracotomy—most notably in reducing postoperative recovery time and minimizing complication rates. Among these techniques, mediastinoscopy-assisted laparoscopic esophagectomy has gained increasing clinical attention. This approach avoids entry through the thoracic cavity, eliminating the need for single-lung ventilation, preventing thoracic incisions, and reducing intraoperative pulmonary compression. As a result, it imposes less burden on cardiopulmonary function and has been shown in clinical studies to significantly alleviate postoperative pain, promote effective coughing and sputum clearance, and enhance overall recovery. Thus, it serves as a valuable complement to transthoracic esophagectomy and has been increasingly implemented across multiple medical centers both in China and internationally.   However, the procedure is technically challenging. In the early stages of applying mediastinoscopy to esophageal cancer surgery, limitations in instrumentation and technique hindered effective exposure of mediastinal anatomy. With improvements in instrument design and the development of mediastinal insufflation techniques, IVMTE (inflatable video-mediastinoscopic transhiatal esophagectomy) can now reliably achieve esophageal mobilization, bilateral recurrent laryngeal nerve exposure, thoracic duct identification and ligation, and lymph node sampling and dissection.   Importantly, the Chinese expert consensus on this surgical technique highlights the Maryland dissector as a recommended tool for performing critical surgical maneuvers such as esophageal dissection. The Maryland jaw’s precision, curved profile, and reliable energy sealing capabilities make it an indispensable instrument for sealing large vessels and navigating delicate mediastinal structures during esophageal cancer resections.   ShouLiang-med's SL0844 surgical instrument is the Maryland forceps, its jaws are designed with 22° curved shape, which can accurately locate the target tissues to achieve fine dissection, which is conducive to the lymph node clearance and tissue separation operation under the narrow space of mediastinoscopy.    Furthermore, this instrument has multiple application advantages: the upper and lower double-layer heat insulation design of its jaws, together with the precise energy control of the intelligent generator, can achieve the low-temperature effect of less than 90℃ on the working surface after several activations, and the lateral thermal damage is less than 2mm. During the transcervical mediastinal operation, it has a good protective effect on many important parts such as the trachea, recurrent laryngeal nerve, and blood vessels and veins adjacent to the esophagus, effectively reducing the risk of complications; the application of exclusive AGISEAL technology makes it possible to accurately seal blood vessels, lymphatics and tissue bundles with a diameter of less than 7mm. In IVMTE(Inflatable video-assisted mediastinoscopic transhiatal esophagectomy) surgery, it allows direct and safe coagulation of the left gastric artery without complete vascular dissection, achieving a bloodless field while simplifying procedures, reducing technical complexity, and shortening the learning curve for surgeons.     SL0844 meets clinical demands for advanced energy-based instruments and has been widely adopted in IVMTE(Inflatable video-assisted mediastinoscopic transhiatal esophagectomy) globally. It has become one of the indispensable surgical instruments in the application of this procedure.  
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  • Precision Sealing, Efficient Hemostasis — Innovation in Large Vessel Sealing for Small Bowel Resection
    May 09, 2025
    In modern clinical surgery, advancements in tissue dissection and hemostatic technologies are key to improving safety and efficiency. The application of large vessel sealing systems, combined with dedicated surgical instruments, has significantly enhanced procedural outcomes and represents a major technological breakthrough in the field.   Large vessel sealing systems use real-time feedback and intelligent energy platforms to deliver high-frequency current with consistent pressure at the jaws. This causes collagen and elastin in vessel walls to denature and fuse, forming a clear, permanent seal. The system can seal vessels up to 7mm in diameter, requires minimal dissection, offers fast activation, produces no surgical smoke, and minimizes thermal spread to surrounding tissues.   Due to high technical barriers, few companies have achieved true innovation in this domain. ShouLiang-med’s SL100M large vessel sealing system is a leading example. Equipped with proprietary tissue-sensing technology, it continuously monitors tissue impedance to precisely adjust energy output, ensuring safe, efficient, and complete sealing of vessels under 7mm.   Relevant literature indicates that Wu Zeyu et al.[1] applied large vessel sealing system in radical gastrectomy and found that major gastric vessels, including the left gastric artery and gastroduodenal artery, could be transected using the sealing system without suture ligation. Wu Baoqiang et al.[2] found that large vessel sealing system applied in surgery for benign thyroid diseases could simplify the surgical procedure, reduce operative time, and decrease intraoperative blood loss. A systematic review was performed on seven randomized controlled trials by Janssen et al.[3], its results show that large vessel sealing system is more effective than other electrosurgical or ultrasonic devices in reducing intraoperative bleeding and shortening operative time.   In conventional partial small intestine resection, mesenteric vessels must be dissected and ligated. The mesentery contains a dense vessel network with numerous delicate branches that are prone to bleeding. Both ends of the intestine must be clamped before transection. Directly transecting mesentery with large vessel sealing system avoids repeated dissection and ligation of vessels, simplifying the surgical procedure. Furthermore, using large vessel sealing system to directly transect the intestine prevents intestinal leakage, which helps to shorten the operative time.   In conclusion, using large vessel sealing system in partial small intestine resection could simplify the procedure, shorten operative time, and reduce bleeding.   References: [1]Wu Zeyu, Yao Yuan, Wan Jin, et al. Application of LigasureTM vessel sealing system in radical D2 surgery for gastric cancer[J]. Chinese Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery,2008,11 ( 2 ) :184 - 185. [2]Wu Baoqiang, Chen Weibo, Jiang Yong, et al. Application of LigaSure vessel sealing system in surgery for benign thyroid diseases [J]. Chinese Journal of General Surgery, 2016, 25 ( 11) :1585 - 1589. [3] JANSSEN P F,BRLMANN H A,HUIRNE J A. Effectiveness of electrothermal bipolar vessel - sealing devices versus other electrothermal and ultrasonic devices for abdominal surgical hemostasis: a systematic review[J]. Surg Endosc,2012,26( 10) : 2892 - 2901.
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  • How to Overcome the Bottleneck in Gastrointestinal Polyp Treatment? High-Frequency Electrosurgical Unit Offers the Answer!
    Apr 30, 2025
      Gastrointestinal (GI) polyps are a common type of digestive disease in clinical practice. They are abnormal growths in the digestive tract often triggered by inflammatory stimuli and carry a risk of becoming cancerous. In recent years, changes in lifestyle and dietary habits have led to a steady increase in the incidence of this condition. Early-stage GI polyps typically present no obvious symptoms, though patients may experience abdominal discomfort or changes in bowel habits.   As the disease progresses, symptoms such as rectal bleeding and vomiting may occur, reducing quality of life and increasing the risk of malignancy, thereby posing a threat to life. Currently, the primary clinical treatment involves endoscopic removal using a high-frequency electrosurgical unit (HFU), which allows for complete resection of the lesion and helps control disease progression.   Compared to open surgery, gastrointestinal endoscopy is much less invasive. However, standard endoscopy may still cause discomfort such as nausea and vomiting, which increases patient anxiety and may hinder the procedure.   The development of painless GI endoscopy—where anesthetics are administered before the procedure—has significantly reduced patient discomfort and postoperative pain. In their article "Clinical Observation on the Treatment of GI Polyps with High-Frequency Electrosurgical Unit under Painless Endoscopy", published in Modern Diagnosis and Treatment, researchers Chen Minggui and Wu Shunü studied 80 patients with GI polyps. Their findings showed that HFU treatment not only effectively resects lesions and controls bleeding but is also adaptable, easy to introduce into the body, and allows for detailed observation of the affected area. As such, it has become a widely used and effective method in clinical practice.   The emergence of gastrointestinal endoscopy technology has greatly improved the direct observation of lesions. Compared with traditional examination methods, it allows for more accurate identification of the location, extent, and number of lesions. However, conventional endoscopic interventions may cause discomfort during swallowing, increase procedural difficulty, and risk mucosal injury or bleeding.   Painless gastrointestinal endoscopy-assisted surgical treatment reduces the use of anesthetics, slows down gastrointestinal motility, and facilitates a cleaner incision. Under anesthesia, muscle tissues relax, which helps minimize surgical stress responses and lowers the risk of postoperative complications. This approach effectively removes diseased tissue and improves the patient’s quality of life.   In summary, for patients with gastrointestinal polyps, painless high-frequency electrosurgical treatment under endoscopy has proven to be effective, enhances quality of life, and is worthy of clinical adoption.   ShouLiang-med is currently committed to providing a wide range of high-quality high-frequency surgical devices for clinical use. Among them, the SEH80 series is recognized by the medical community for its stable energy output, comprehensive patient protection systems, strong instrument compatibility, and versatile mono- and bipolar functions. Looking ahead, the company is dedicated to offering safer and more efficient medical equipment to patients and healthcare providers worldwide.
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  • What Are the Advantages of Energy-Based Surgical Devices?
    Apr 24, 2025
    Tissue cutting and hemostasis have always been at the heart of surgical progress. Since the 1920s, when surgeons first began using electric current to treat tissue, energy-based surgical devices have become essential tools in modern operating rooms. These instruments are widely used for cutting, dissecting, coagulating, and sealing tissue across various specialties, including thoracic surgery, general surgery, gynecology, and urology.   Today, the development of energy-based surgical devices is increasingly driven by intelligent technologies—such as tissue recognition, speed control for cutting and sealing, temperature regulation, and optimized user interfaces. Core innovations like smart temperature control, frequency tracking, digital impedance matching, and adaptive tissue response are powered by sophisticated algorithms. These features directly impact surgical outcomes by enhancing cutting efficiency, hemostatic performance, and operational stability.   As a continuous explorer in the field of energy surgical instruments, ShouLiang-med's AGISEAL series stands out with it’s cutting-edge technologies. Its intelligent temperature control system can accurately adjust the surgical temperature to minimise thermal damage to the surrounding tissues; the frequency tracking function can adjust the energy output in real time according to the characteristics of the tissues to ensure the precision of cutting and coagulation; The digital impedance matching mechanism can quickly adapt to the changes in the tissues to ensure the high efficiency and stability of the energy transmission; the tissue adaptive cutting technology can intelligently identify tissue type and thickness, and automatically optimize cutting force and speed.    Additionally, AGISEAL features user-friendly operation and enhanced safety, providing surgeons with efficient, secure, and stable surgical solutions. This innovative series has become a trusted surgical instrument among clinical experts worldwide.
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  • Effects of Adenoid Low-Temperature Plasma Radiofrequency Ablation on Children with Snoring
    Apr 17, 2025
    Obstructive Sleep Apnea-Hypopnea Syndrome (OSAHS) is very common in pediatric clinical practice. OSAHS is characterized by breath-holding and snoring. If not treated appropriately, it can have a direct impact on the body’s development and may even endanger the respiratory system. Therefore, providing scientific treatment measures to improve the child's ventilation function is of great importance[1].   Research[2]has found that TNF-a is an important inflammatory cytokine, playing a key role in the occurrence and development of various diseases. IL-6 is a pro-inflammatory cytokine that shows a significant increase in many inflammatory diseases, while IL-10 is an anti-inflammatory cytokine that can control the inflammatory response.   Adenoid low-temperature plasma radiofrequency ablation (ELTPRA) has shown significant effects in reducing the levels of inflammatory factors in children with OSAHS. This method not only shortens the time for symptom relief and hospital stay but also effectively reduces intraoperative blood loss, thus accelerating the recovery process.   The reason for this effect lies in the fact that ELTPRA is a minimally invasive technique. Using low-temperature plasma radiofrequency as the core technological principle, it applies appropriate ion temperatures to ablate the diseased tissue, thereby improving the child’s ventilation function. Additionally, by utilizing endoscopic technology, the diseased tissue can be magnified and displayed more clearly, ensuring better surgical safety. This ultimately shortens the operation time and reduces bleeding.   Additionally, treatment via the plasma system can help reduce systemic inflammatory responses in pediatric patients. This is attributed to the technology's precise techniques, which minimize damage to surrounding tissues, thereby lowering inflammatory factor levels. Meanwhile, ELTPRA is a technique that combines hemostasis, perforation, cutting and irrigation, carried out with a multi-angle high-definition nasal endoscopy, which helps the surgeons to carry out precise operations, reduce intraoperative bleeding, and avoid harm to adjacent normal tissues, ultimately shortening hospitalization time [1].    Study[3] found that ELTPRA, with its precision and standardised intervention on the turbinate, tongue base and soft palate, helps to maximise the preservation of nasal mucosal function, reduces the adverse effects on ventilation and improves sleep quality.      References:  [1] Chen X. Effects of adenoid low-temperature plasma radiofrequency ablation on AHI and ODI in children with snoring disease. Guizhou Medical Journal, 2025;49(03):407-409.   [2] Liu H, Li S, Xin Y, et al. Clinical characteristics of sleep quality and cognitive function in patients with chronic insomnia co-morbid OSAHS and their correlation with serum NLRP3 inflammatory vesicles,IL-1β,and IL-18 levels. China Journal of Modern Medicine. 2023;33(13):78-87.   [3] Xu M, Jin X, Sun Y, et al. Sonological analysis of voice training on the recovery of voice function after plasma radiofrequency ablation of early-stage glottic carcinoma. *Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology-Skull Base Surgery. 2022;28(02):95-98.  
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  • Which Instrument Is Used for Vessel Sealing?
    Apr 09, 2025
    In recent years, by virtue of its significant advantages, electrosurgical vessel sealer and divider instruments have played a key role in surgery and have been deeply integrated into a rang of specialized surgical procedures. The following outlines its specific applications and advantages in different surgical disciplines:   General Surgery: Rapid Sealing, Reduced TraumaIn cholecystectomy, where complex blood vessel network around gallbladder, the instruments can ensure rapid sealing and dividing of vessels, reducing bleeding, minimizing risks and improving visibility. In herniorrhaphy, where the operative space is limited, the instruments’ precise control allows for safe tissue dissection in narrow spaces, minimizing damage to surrounding nerves and vessels and and supporting postoperative recovery.   Gynecologic Surgery: Precision operation for Reproductive Function Preservation In hysterectomy, where the vessels surrounding uterus are intricate and densely distributed, electrosurgical vessel sealer and divider ensures accurate vessel sealing and dividing while minimizing thermal injury to surrounding organs.In myomectomy, its adjustable energy output allows for precise fibroid removal while preserving as much healthy uterine tissue as possible, helping preserve future fertility.   Cardiothoracic Surgery: A Reliable Choice for High-Risk AreasCardiothoracic surgery demands high precision. With its accurate performance, the instruments can safely handle medium and small vessels in the hilum, ensuring sufficient sealing force to withstand intra-thoracic pressure changes.In cardiac surgery, its pulsed energy release feature minimizes thermal conduction effect to myocardial tissue, enhancing surgical safety.   Urologic Surgery: Supporting Recovery, Reducing RisksIn prostatectomy, instruments’ precise seal performance helps preserve sexual nerve function and decrease risk of postoperative complications.In nephrectomy, its rapid vessel handling properties shorten operative time and reduces renal thermal ischemic injury while combining with minimally invasive techniques.   With technology iteration, new generation instruments integrates intelligent feedback system which can monitor tissue status in real-time and adjust energy output automatically, further enhancing seal reliability. Clinical applications shows this technology effectively shortens surgery time, reduces complication rates, and accelerates patient recovery. In the future, through deep integration with digital technologies, the instruments will play a key role in more complex surgical scenarios.
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  • Why Do Surgeons Favor Electrosurgical Vessel Sealers/Dividers? Unveiling Five Key Clinical Advantages
    Mar 05, 2025
    In recent years, electrosurgical vessel sealers/dividers have gained widespread recognition in the field of surgery due to their unique benefits. But what makes them so compelling? Let’s explore the five key clinical advantages that set them apart.   1. Minimally Invasive and Tissue-Sparing One of the most notable advantages of electrosurgical vessel sealers/dividers is their ability to facilitate minimally invasive procedures through small incisions. This not only reduces patient pain and minimizes scarring but also significantly shortens recovery time. Moreover, smaller incisions lower the risk of infections and other postoperative complications, enhancing overall surgical outcomes.   2.Easy to Use The electrosurgical vessel sealer/divider is designed with user-friendliness in mind, ensuring that even less experienced surgeons can operate it with ease. With minimal training requirements, it seamlessly integrates into various surgical workflows without disruption.    3. High Efficiency & Time-Saving Compared to conventional surgical techniques, the electrosurgical vessel sealer/divider significantly reduces procedure time. By simultaneously sealing and dividing vessels, it enables surgeons to perform operations more efficiently, alleviating stress for both patients and surgical teams, minimizing the risk of complications, and shortening hospital stays.   4.Precise Treatment Electrosurgical Vessel Sealer/ Divider demonstrate exceptional maneuverability, accuracy, and precision during surgery. They are capable of sealing blood vessels with minimal damage to surrounding tissues, effectively reducing the risk of bleeding, bruising, and other complications.   5.Cost-Effective     Although the initial investment in Electrosurgical Vessel Sealer/ Divider instruments may be higher compared to traditional surgical techniques, they are more cost-effective in the long run. The reduction in surgery time and shorter hospital stays significantly lowers overall costs for both patients and healthcare institutions. 
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