Percutaneous Plasma Electrode For Nucleus Pulposus Ablation In Lumbar And Cervical Disc Herniation

Product Introduction

This percutaneous plasma electrode is designed for nucleus pulposus ablation in minimally invasive spine procedures. It enables precise decompression of intervertebral discs through a percutaneous puncture approach. The electrode uses low-temperature plasma technology to vaporize and shrink nucleus pulposus tissue, helping reduce disc pressure and relieve nerve compression while preserving surrounding structures.

Characteristics

1. Designed for percutaneous puncture nucleus pulposus ablation
2. Low temperature plasma operation at 40–70 ℃
3. Precise tissue vaporization and shrinkage
4. Reduced thermal damage to surrounding tissue
5. Smooth insertion for minimally invasive procedures
6. Real-time disc pressure reduction

Technology

The electrode adopts low-temperature plasma technology to generate a controlled plasma field at the working tip. This plasma energy breaks molecular bonds within the nucleus pulposus, allowing targeted tissue removal with minimal thermal spread. The operating temperature is maintained between 40–70 ℃ to protect surrounding nerves and soft tissue.

Working Principle

Low-temperature plasma surgery vaporizes and shrinks the nucleus pulposus, reducing pressure within the lumbar and cervical intervertebral discs in real time. This decompression effectively relieves compression of nerve roots, arteries, spinal cord, and surrounding tissues caused by protruding discs. At the same time, the technology helps protect the fibrous annulus while alleviating clinical symptoms.

Application

• Lumbar disc herniation
• Cervical disc herniation
• Percutaneous nucleus pulposus ablation
• Minimally invasive spine decompression
• Intervertebral disc pressure reduction

Advantages

• Low temperature operation for safety
• Precise nucleus pulposus ablation
• Real-time decompression effect
• Reduced nerve injury risk
• Minimally invasive puncture design
• Protection of fibrous annulus

Technical Parameters

Service

• OEM customization available
• Stable quality control
• Technical support provided
• Fast delivery time

FAQ

Q: What is the working temperature of this electrode?
A: The electrode operates using low-temperature plasma at 40–70 ℃.

Q: What conditions is this product used for?
A: It is mainly used for lumbar and cervical disc herniation and nucleus pulposus ablation procedures.