At a Glance

How this veterinary workflow uses surgical energy

Workflow
Two distinct pathways: surgical tumor resection with hemostasis and targeted radiofrequency tumor ablation.
Energy functions
Surgical energy may support resection and hemostasis, while radiofrequency energy is used for the separate tumor-ablation workflow.
Relevant systems
RFA-100 is designed for veterinary radiofrequency tumor ablation; it is not a surgical resection system.

This application area includes two distinct workflows: surgical tumor resection with hemostasis and radiofrequency tumor ablation.

RFA-100 is designed for radiofrequency tumor ablation and is not a surgical resection system.

Selection Guidance

What should be confirmed before selecting a system?

Define the treatment pathway

First distinguish surgical resection from radiofrequency tumor ablation; they are separate workflows with different equipment.

Plan the ablation configuration

Confirm the applicable needle, monitoring inputs, treatment plan, professional training and product documentation.

Confirm availability

Product configuration, accessories, indications and regulatory availability may vary by market.

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Questions and Answers

Frequently asked questions

Is RFA-100 a surgical tumor resection system?

No. RFA-100 is designed for radiofrequency tumor ablation. Surgical tumor resection and surgical hemostasis require a separate surgical workflow.

What does RFA-100 monitor during an ablation workflow?

RFA-100 product information describes monitored radiofrequency delivery for the ablation workflow. Detailed operation must follow the applicable instructions for use and professional training.

How should an ablation configuration be selected?

Selection should consider the intended veterinary workflow, compatible needle specification, monitoring requirements, applicable product documentation and market availability.

Discuss product information and market availability.

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