Shop

In stock

Categories

Product Color

White

Product Size

AMMEX professional Nitrile gloves AMMEX professional Nitrile gloves
Braces Braces
collars collars
L L
M M
S S

Customer matched zone "Lagos, Nigeria"

View cart “Disposable diathermy pads” has been added to your cart.

View cart “Disposable diathermy pads” has been added to your cart.

Showing the single result

Disposable diathermy pads, used in electrosurgical procedures, offer several benefits. They provide a safe and efficient way to disperse electrical current, minimizing the risk of burns and skin irritation, particularly in patients with fragile skin or those undergoing procedures like monopolar electrosurgery. These pads also eliminate the need for skin shaving and reduce staff time associated with applying and removing traditional sticky pads. Benefits of Disposable Diathermy Pads: Reduced Risk of Burns: Disposable pads help prevent burns by ensuring even current distribution and minimizing the risk of localized high-current density, especially beneficial for patients with skin conditions or those undergoing monopolar electrosurgery. Improved Patient Comfort: They eliminate the need for skin shaving, reducing patient discomfort and potential skin irritation, particularly important for patients with fragile skin or those with burns or other skin conditions. Reduced Procedure Time and Staff Costs: Disposable pads simplify the application process, reducing the time needed for setup and removal, which can lead to overall cost savings. Minimizing Pressure Injuries: In some cases, disposable pads can help reduce the risk of pressure-related injuries, particularly for patients who may be immobile during surgical procedures. Hygiene and Sterility: Disposable pads ensure a sterile field, reducing the risk of infection. Versatility: They can be used across different patient sizes and anatomies. How Diathermy Pads Work: Diathermy pads are typically used in conjunction with an electrosurgical unit (ESU) during procedures. The ESU delivers high-frequency electrical current, and the diathermy pad acts as a return electrode, safely dispersing the current back to the generator. The pads are designed with a conductive material and a flexible, adhesive backing to ensure proper contact and conductivity with the patient's skin. The current density at the active electrode (surgical tool) is much higher than at the dispersive electrode (diathermy pad), preventing unintended tissue damage at the pad site.

Disposable diathermy pads

(0)

₦25,000.00