At a Glance

How this veterinary workflow uses surgical energy

Workflow
Routine spay and neuter procedures requiring controlled tissue division and hemostasis.
Energy functions
Ultrasonic cutting and coagulation or compatible vessel-sealing workflows, selected according to procedure and instrument configuration.
Relevant systems
UG-100 ultrasonic scalpel system, compatible vessel-sealing instruments and reusable ultrasonic blade options.

Spay and neuter procedures are among the most common surgeries in animal hospitals and clinics.

Ultrasonic and vessel sealing systems support soft-tissue cutting, coagulation and hemostasis workflows.

Selection Guidance

What should be confirmed before selecting a system?

Procedure and access

Confirm the intended procedure, open or minimally invasive access, and the required instrument length or geometry.

Required tissue effect

Match the workflow to cutting, coagulation, bipolar energy, vessel sealing or radiofrequency ablation functions.

Configuration and market

Confirm compatible instruments, supplied accessories, product documentation and market-specific availability before quotation.

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Questions and Answers

Frequently asked questions

What should a clinic consider when selecting an energy device for spay and neuter surgery?

Consider the intended procedure, preferred tissue effect, instrument handling, sterilization workflow, compatible system and applicable product documentation.

Can ultrasonic systems support cutting and coagulation in the same workflow?

Compatible ultrasonic instruments are designed to support soft-tissue cutting and coagulation. Available controls and instrument options vary by model.

Are reusable ultrasonic blades available?

ReinnoVet lists reusable, re-sterilizable ultrasonic blade options in multiple shaft lengths. Compatibility and final configuration should be confirmed before quotation.

Discuss product information and market availability.

Contact ReinnoVet for product information, documentation and distribution inquiries.