HEBU medical HRF 100 x-touch Instrucciones Para El Uso página 57

HBS x-touch 200i
Soiled electrodes can bring about a drop in the quality of the unit. This applies particularly
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to gentle and bipolar coagulation. To prevent the tissue adhering to the active electrode
(monopolar or bipolar), it is advisable to wait for a moment after coagulation of the tissue
and to interrupt the current flow to allow the active tip to cool before separating the
electrode from the tissue.
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High-frequency creep currents can cause burns in areas distant from the application site
through conductive connections.
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To remove the cable from the unit, always hold the plug! Never pull on the cable, as this
can result in damage to the cable insulators, burns on the skin or also fire.
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Instruments which are temporarily not required during the procedure must be placed away
from the patient on the instrument table or a similar surface.
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Reusable electrosurgical instruments which are connected to the unit are generally not
delivered in a sterile condition!
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In a "medical" environment (environment in which flammable mixtures with air can cause
an explosion with normal ignition energy) only use class AP footswitches
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Electromagnetic safety
In the development of electrosurgical units, HEBUmedical attaches particular importance to the
stringent electromagnetic emission regulations. Consequently, the solutions we supply have a
correspondingly minimal emission level for the required output. Measurements conform the high level
of electromagnetic safety offered by HEBUmedical electrosurgical units.
Under typical working conditions based on an 8-hour day, a field occurs at a distance of 5 to 15 cm
from the cables. At a distance of 20-40 cm, the value drops well below the prescribed limit.
Electromagnetic fields occur primarily around the cable.
The electrosurgical unit itself does not constitute a significant emitting element.
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