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FGS-7000: Channel Medsystems Cerene Cryotherapy Device for Endometrial Cryoablation
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| Price: | $299.00 per box of 1 |
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| In Stock: | 10 box of 1 |
| Status: | expired |
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AccessGUDID Info
- FDA Product Code: GEH
- FDA Product Code Name: Unit, Cryosurgical, Accessories
- GMDN Term Code: 11067
- GMDN Term Name: General cryosurgical system, cryogen gas, mechanical
- GMDN Term Description: An assembly of devices designed to apply cold from a gaseous or liquid refrigerant (cryogen) [e.g., liquid nitrogen (LN2), nitrous oxide (N2O), carbon dioxide (CO2)] to malignant or abnormal benign tissue for its destruction and removal. The system typically includes a mechanical regulator to control the flow of cryogen, contained in an attached cylinder, and the probe(s) to apply the cold. The system is used across clinical specialties (e.g., general surgery, dermatology, oral surgery, gynaecology, urology, ENT, proctology, oncology) and is not dedicated to ophthalmic or cardiac use.
More on Ablation | Cryo
Cryoablation is a catheter-based technique used to treat atrial fibrillation by applying extreme cold to targeted areas of heart tissue. This freezing process creates scar tissue that blocks the abnormal electrical signals responsible for triggering arrhythmia. Unlike heat-based methods like radiofrequency ablation, cryoablation uses a balloon catheter to deliver cold energy in a more uniform, circumferential manner—often around the pulmonary veins. The approach is valued for its procedural consistency, controlled lesion formation, and lower risk of certain complications, making it a widely used option in the treatment of AF.
