Microsurgical Radiofrequency Probe

Beijing, China

RF Electrosurgical Unit, Plasma Electrosurgical Unit, Plasma Wands, RF Bipolar Ablation Electrodes, Orthopedic, Pain Clinic, Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery, Discectomy, Radiofrequency Ablation, Radiofrequency Electrosurgical Unit Founded in January 2003, Beijing Greenland Technology Development Co., Ltd. Is headquartered in the Liandong U Valley Innovation Base, Fangshan District, Beijing. We are a technology-industry-trade gazelle enterprise dedicated to medical instrument and equipment in the field of fine and minimally invasive surgery. The radio frequency ablation and plasma ablation equipment and electrodes have involved in many scientific research and clinical cooperation with spinal surgery, plastic surgery, head and neck surgery, anorectal surgery, gynecology, and other departments of top medical institutions such as Peking Union Medical College Hospital and Plastic Surgery Hospital, also reviews are well received. We've been well-known for a long time in China and have a very high reputation in South Asia and Central Asia. We have advanced production and inspection equipment, and have established a team of talents with rich experience in product design, technology development, quality control, market services and other fields. In addition to winning the qualifications of national high-tech enterprises and Zhongguancun high-tech enterprises, we have also passed the approval of the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) and the ISO 13485 quality system certification. The 4.0MHz and 1.71 MHz radio frequency surgical equipment and electrodes can achieve low-temperature cutting and ablation of blood coagulation, with little tissue damage, and biopsy without carbonization. They are widely used in plastic surgery, dermatology, stomatology, gynecology, otolaryngology, Departments of ophthalmology, anorectal, urology, pain, etc.; Another batch of industry-leading products are being developed and registered, and a number of technologies have filled the gaps in the domestic market.