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TS100S: Olympus Tube Set, Standard
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| Price: | $11.50 EACH |
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| In Stock: | 7 eaches |
| Status: | expired |
The item listed above is expired and may be used for educational, training, and non-clinical research purposes only. Any product information appearing below, including the product indication statement, pertains to an in date item only.
AccessGUDID Info
- FDA Product Code: GEI
- FDA Product Code Name: ELECTROSURGICAL, CUTTING & COAGULATION & ACCESSORIES
- GMDN Term Code: 44776
- GMDN Term Name: Electrosurgical system
- GMDN Term Description: An assembly of devices intended to generate, and apply radio-frequency (RF) alternating current to soft tissues for cutting and coagulation during an endoscopic or open surgical procedure; it is not dedicated to focal ablation of specific tissues (i.e., not a radio-frequency ablation system). The assembly includes a mains electricity-powered (AC-powered) RF generator with monitoring functions/controls, connection cables, a handpiece, and electrodes to apply the energy to the surgical site. Tissue resistance to the electrical current creates the heat as the current travels through the body between electrodes; it is not intended for inert gas-enhanced electrosurgery.
Manufacturer
Olympus is a global leader in the development and manufacturing of medical devices, optical equipment, and imaging technologies. In the medical field, Olympus is particularly known for its endoscopy systems used in gastroenterology, pulmonology, and urology, providing high-definition imaging solutions for minimally invasive procedures. The company also offers a wide range of surgical instruments, diagnostic tools, and laparoscopic surgery devices. Key products include flexible endoscopes, video systems, biopsy forceps, and ultrasound systems. Olympus is committed to improving patient care through innovative technologies that enhance surgical precision, diagnosis, and overall clinical outcomes.
