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Microwave Ablation System
Microwave ablation is a recent development in the field of hyperthermia, using image-guided ablation. The antenna is introduced into the tumor tissue, and the microwave is transmitted to the tumor tissue through the ablation antenna. Dipole molecules and proteins in the local tissue surrounding the radiating end of the antenna oscillate at extremely high frequencies, causing local intense heat. This coagulation causes nucleus and chromatin coagulation, protein coagulation, and cell chromosome abnormality, ultimately inducing cell death.
| Project | Content |
|---|---|
| Voltage | ~220V, 50Hz |
| Working Frequency | 2450MHz ± 50 MHz |
| Output Power | Set arbitrarily within 0W to 100W |
| Input Power | 1500 VA |
| Treatment Time | Set arbitrarily within 0min to 30min |
| Control Method | Foot pedal, panel button, and emergency stop control |
| Display Size | 27 inch all-in-one machine + 10.1-inch touch screen |
| Applicable Departments | Oncology, General Surgery, Intervention, Hepatobiliary, Vascular, Orthopedics. |
| Clinical Scope | Hepatoma, Lung tumors, Kidney tumors, Thyroid nodules, Lower limb veins. |
Our research, development, and production focus on high-end medical devices, fluorescence imaging series, and core components like CMOS camera modules and endoscopes. Our solutions are utilized in over 500 large hospitals.
We focus on molecular fluorescence, Raman spectroscopy, AI, and computer-aided drug molecular design. As a "Little Giant" enterprise, we hold 131 core invention patents and 7 US invention patents. We are strategic partners with international leaders in Germany and Japan, serving customers in more than 10 overseas countries.
