Interface Plate Cable

One of the biggest problems during surgery is bleeding from cut and injured parts, and controlling bleeding is considered one of the most important issues for the surgical team.

Various methods are used to control bleeding depending on the location, amount and severity of bleeding. One of the most widely used methods is the use of regulated electric current to burn bleeding vessels. This method is known as electrocautery. The electrocautery device was introduced to the surgical world in 1324 by Bovie for hemostasis during rectal cancer surgery. In this method, a device (generator) produces an electric current, which is adjusted according to the type of surgery and the amount of possible bleeding. Actually, during the surgery, the current intensity can be changed and adjusted according to the need. Then the current enters the operation site through an electrode for burning, and after the process is done, it leaves the patient’s body through another electrode or pole and returns to the device so as not to cause any problems in the patient’s body.