Electrosurgical electrode

Surgery – Instruments – Electrical application

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606 46, 606 48, 606 49, 606 50, A61B 1739

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050806602

ABSTRACT:
In accordance with an embodiment of the present invention an improvement is set forth in an electrosurgical electrode having a conductor from which a radio frequency electrical signal is generated, which signal sparks to and performs a surgical procedure upon the tissue adjacent the conductor and is received by a receiver. The improvement comprises a dielectric sheath surrounding the conductor in the region where the surgical procedure is being performed, the sheath having a slit extending longitudinally along it in the region exposing only a portion of the lateral surface of the conductor.

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