Conization Electrode

A Conization Electrode, also known as a LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure) electrode, is a thin, wire-loop electrosurgical tool used in gynecology to remove abnormal cervical tissue for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. The loop, typically made of thin tungsten or stainless steel wire, is heated by electrical current to precisely excise a cone-shaped specimen of the cervix, allowing for histopathological examination while treating pre-cancerous lesions.

Key Features:

• Thin, wire-loop design for precise, controlled excision of cervical tissue.

• Used in LEEP procedures for the removal of CIN (cervical intraepithelial neoplasia).

• Allows for a clean excision with simultaneous coagulation of blood vessels.

• Various loop sizes and shapes (square, rectangular, rounded) are available.

• Provides a tissue specimen for accurate pathological diagnosis.

• Compatible with standard electrosurgical generators.

Perform precise cervical excisions for diagnosis and treatment with the Conization Electrode from Medic Instrument.