| NeuroTherm offers a breadth of radiofrequency electrodes providing Pain Physicians with a variety of options to meet their individual needs.
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The Simplicity lll RF Electrode has an innovative design which was specifically developed for use in treating pain associated with sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Our reusable RF Electrodes come is a range of sizes and are available in stainless steel or nitinol*. The disposable RF Electrode line offers an alternative to sterilization and reduces concern of disease transmission. Our newest Kellow RF Electrode presents a new unique design to enhance placement and outcomes for single lesion procedures.
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Simplicity lll |
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Simplicity lll is the first radiofrequency electrode of its kind. This product is uniquely designed for easy placement |
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Offers three distinctive active areas to deliver a longer and more consistent lesion |
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Shorter procedure time and reduced exposure to harmful x- rays |
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Compatible and intended for use with NT1100 and the NT2000* NeuroTherm RF Generators |
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Disposable RF Electrodes |
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Eliminates the need and costs of sterilization, as well as the potential damage caused by repeat autoclaving |
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Disposable product reduces concerns about potential transmission of infectious diseases |
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Increases the flexibility of scheduling procedures |
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Compatible and intended for use with NeuroTherm RF Generators |
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Reusable RF Electrodes |
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Available in both stainless steel and nitinol* |
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Laser welded tips provide a more reliable temperature reading and increased durability |
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Improved strain relief for stronger and longer product life |
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Compatible and intended for use with NeuroTherm RF Generators |
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Kellow RF Electrode* |
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Unique design facilitates placement and nerve access |
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Disposable for ease-of-use and reduced possibility of loss or damage |
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Compatible and intended for use with NeuroTherm RF Generators |
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* Available in 2009 |
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