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RF thermolesion using the example of trigeminal neuralgia


Trigeminal neuralgia is a chronic pain disorder of the trigeminal nerve, which is responsible for sensation in the face, the mucous membranes in the mouth and nose, and the cornea. The trigeminal nerve controls the majority of the masticatory muscles. Trigeminal neuralgia is characterised by severe, sudden pain in one or more branches of the trigeminal nerve.

Introduction to the treatment method of trigeminal neuralgia

Surgical technique

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LG1 RF Lesion Generator
LG1 RF Lesion Generator
261000
LG1 RF Lesion Generator
The LG1: Intuitive lesion generator for thermocoagulation in pain treatment and neurosurgery.
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LG2 RF Lesion Generator
LG2 RF Lesion Generator
262000
LG2 RF Lesion Generator
The LG2: Intuitive lesion generator for thermocoagulation in pain treatment and neurosurgery with 2 channels for monopolar and bipolar application.
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TC Trigeminus electrode with 7-pole Lemosa connector
TC Trigeminus electrode with 7-pole Lemosa connector
260126
TC Trigeminus electrode with 7-pole Lemosa connector
Type TCU 301, with effective length=115 mm, for item no. 240140 to 240143 disposable cannulas, delivered non-sterile, autoclavable
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Disposable RF Thermocouple Electrode 115 mm
Disposable RF Thermocouple Electrode 115 mm
260127
Disposable RF Thermocouple Electrode 115 mm
For disposable cannula with effective length=115 mm, cable length=3 m, disposable product
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Disposable cannula 18Gx115x5 isolated with mandrin
Disposable cannula 18Gx115x5 isolated with mandrin
240141
Disposable cannula 18Gx115x5 isolated with mandrin
OD=1.2 mm, effective length L=115 mm, active tip 5 mm, disposable product, for trigeminus application
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