Complete system includes main controller, foot pedal, saline flow‑control unit and a broad portfolio of disposable plasma wands. Versatile wand series cover adult & pediatric tonsillectomy, adenoidectomy, turbinate reduction, FESS and laryngeal lesion surgery. Integrated suction, saline irrigation and bendable shaft improve surgical visibility and intra‑op efficiency.

Built‑in multi‑electrode design delivers stable plasma field, lowering intraoperative blood loss and postoperative pain. It is widely used in hospital operating rooms for hypertrophic tonsils, adenoids, turbinate hypertrophy, rhinitis and laryngeal lesions. Easy setup ensures high OR flexibility for ENT departments.

MSLRFS01 Low‑Temperature Plasma ENT Ablation System

Core System Parameters

Working Technology

• Technology: Bipolar plasma‑mediated cold ablation
• Waveform: Unique 100 kHz square waveform
• Operating temperature: 40‑70℃ low‑temperature plasma ablation
• Working modes: Ablation, cutting, coagulation, hemostasis
• Feature: No patient return pad required for bipolar energy delivery

Main Controller Unit

• Display: Full‑screen LCD display for mode, setting & error alert
• Accessories included: Main controller, foot control pedal, flow control valve unit, patient connecting cable
• Circuit protection: Built‑in PFC circuit to reduce environmental risks
• Setup: Simple & rapid installation for operating‑room flexibility

Disposable ENT Plasma Wand Series (Probes)

Tonsil & Adenoid Wands

• G33E41: For adult tonsillectomy & adenoidectomy, integrated suction, bendable shaft
• G33E51: Small‑shaft for pediatric tonsil & adenoid hypertrophy, compatible with FESS
• G33E52: Pediatric‑use with circular saline irrigation outlet

Turbinate Reduction Wand

• G31E11: For turbinate hypertrophy & allergic / vasomotor rhinitis; pinpoint electrode, depth marking, slim shaft

Larynx Wand

• G33E61: Long slim shaft (260 mm), 45° bend, integrated suction; for laryngeal cysts, papillary epithelioma & subglottic stenosis

Clinical Indications

• Tonsillar hypertrophy, adenoid hypertrophy
• Hypertrophic turbinate, chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, vasomotor rhinitis
• Laryngeal lesions: laryngeal cysts, papillary epithelioma, subglottic stenosis, vocal‑cord related lesions
• Related FESS sinus surgical interventions

Surgical Performance Advantages

• Minimal collateral thermal damage, no tissue charring
• Integrated suction & saline irrigation to clear surgical debris
• Reduced intraoperative blood loss and postoperative pain
• Bendable wand shaft adapts to complex patient anatomical structures