WISAP Cervix Coagulator, Probes and Cable

It is an economic and versatile platform for treatments in the gynae and colposcopy outpatient settings, and remains the world’s leading Cold Coagulation device, used to treat a range of cervical conditions.  Cold Coagulation is ideal for treatment of cervical warts, skin tags and bleeding as well as a treatment for abnormal cells associated with CIN1-3 (cervical intra-epithelial neoplasia).  The Cold Coagulator works by heating the probe to a temperature range from 60-120°C, with direct placement of the probe to the area to be treated.  Used in connection with a wide range of therapy probes 6002-6012, for endo and ecto cervical treatments.

A wide selection of WISAP Cold Coagulator probes are available to use with the console.  Simple to attach and with full decontamination and sterilisation instructions compatible with HM1020 standards. The different types of thermo-probes are each identified for an indication together with a temperature setting.

  1. CIN Treatment
  2. Benign erythroplakia
  3. Cervix endometriosis
  4. Ovula nabothi
  5. Chronic cervicitis
  6. Hemostasis after implementation of LEEP / LETZ

For more information on the WISAP Cold Coagulator visit  Wisap https://www.thermo-coagulation.com/

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Sku
Specs
Packsize
Quantity
6002
Model A Ref 6002; For large area erythro and leucoplakia
1
6003
Model B Ref 6003; For ectopies at dehiscent cervical os
1
6004
Model C Ref 6004; For small circular ectopies
1
6005
Model D Ref 6005; For endo-cervical therapy, max 60-70°c
1
6006
Model E Ref 6006; For endo-uterine therapy 120mm
1
6007
Model F Ref 6007; For large areas of erythron and leucoplakia
1
6008
Model G Ref 6008; For ectopies at dehiscent cervical os
1
6009
Model H Ref 6009; For wounds of conisation
1

WISAP Cold Coagulator and Probes

 

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