Cadence Laparoscopic Electrosurgical Electrode

Description

Cadence Laparoscopic Electrodes are sterile, single-use electrosurgical instruments designed for laparoscopic cutting and coagulation. Manufactured by Multigate Medical Products, each electrode features a 5 mm diameter shaft suited to standard 5 mm laparoscopic access ports and is available in tip styles tailored to common intraoperative tasks. Multiple shaft lengths help accommodate different patient anatomies and procedural requirements.

Key Features

• Sterile, single-use design supports infection control and consistent performance
• 5 mm shaft diameter for use through standard 5 mm laparoscopic ports
• Choice of L-Hook, Ball, or Spatula tips to match dissection and coagulation needs
• Shaft length options of 33 cm and 45 cm, depending on tip style
• Supplied ready to use to reduce reprocessing steps

Variants and Dimensions

L-Hook Electrodes

• Diameter: 5 mm
• Shaft lengths: 33 cm and 45 cm
• Typical uses: precise dissection, controlled cutting, and targeted coagulation

Ball Electrodes

• Diameter: 5 mm
• Tip: 5 mm ball
• Shaft lengths: 33 cm and 45 cm
• Typical uses: spot coagulation and gentle fulguration of superficial bleeding points

Spatula Electrodes

• Diameter: 5 mm
• Shaft length: 45 cm
• Typical uses: broad coagulation, tissue plane development, and blunt dissection

Applications

• General, gynecological, urological, and other laparoscopic procedures requiring monopolar cutting or coagulation
• Tasks such as adhesiolysis, hemostasis, and precise tissue division where tip geometry selection supports surgical technique

Specifications

• Type: Electrosurgical laparoscopic electrodes
• Use: Sterile, single-use
• Diameter: 5 mm
• Tip styles: L-Hook, Ball (5 mm tip), Spatula
• Shaft lengths: 33 cm and 45 cm (per variant availability)
• Brand: Cadence
• Manufacturer: Multigate Medical Products
• Category: Laparoscopic Instruments > Lap-Single Use > Lap-Electrodes

Packaging

• 10 pieces per carton

Usage Considerations

• Select tip style and shaft length based on procedural needs and access depth
• Single-use device: dispose of after one procedure in accordance with local protocols
• Operate with appropriate electrosurgical settings per institutional guidelines and clinical judgment