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Practice

 

 

It  is highly  recommended to practice your  technique  before  using the 
unit  on clinical  cases.  There  are  a  number of text  books  available  on 
electrosurgery. The wide  range of applications can be found by reading 
through these texts. 

 

1)  

Obtain a fresh, lean cut of beef,  such as round  or sirloin steak.

 

The  meat  should  reach room  temperature.  Moisten  the  meat 
with a small amount  of saline. 

 

2)

 

  Set up the unit and place the meat on top of the 
  indifferent plate. 
 

3)

 

 Select an electrode and place it in the hand piece.  

 

4) 

Turn waveform mode to Coag 2.

 

 

5) 

Set power level at #8 position.

 

 

6) 

Press on the foot pedal.

 

 

7) 

Do several incisions  and  observe the results. This high setting will 

cause sparking and may char tissue.

 

 

8) 

Adjust  power  to #1.  This  will illustrate poor  cutting  or 

extreme drag.

 

 

9) 

Move  the power  setting to 

diffe

rent  levels and  continue  to 

practice.

 

 

10)   Try 

diffe

rent waveform  settings, but wait 10 seconds between 

adjustments. The more you practice the easier the unit  will 
perform for you on actual patients. 

 

 

Tip:

 

The cutting should be smooth with no sparking or resistance.

 

Summary of Contents for ELECTROSURGE J0470M

Page 1: ...J0470M ELECTROSURGE Radio Frequency Electrosurgery Unit Operation Instructions ...

Page 2: ...ELECTROSURGE J0470M Hand Piece Connection Black Socket Hand Piece Indifferent Plate Connection Red Socket Indifferent Plate Intensity Level Waveform Mode Electrodes Foot Switch Power Active Light ...

Page 3: ...The high frequency radio waves pass through tissue and make a precise surgical incision just like a scalpel blade The surgeon chooses from varying radio waveforms that result in varying degrees from pure cutting to hemostasis Radio frequency electrosurgery should not be confused with electrocautery Electrocautery uses thermal energy or heat that simply burns the tissue The advantages of electrosur...

Page 4: ...e preferred mode for thin avian skin and incisions where heavy bleeding is nota problem This mode provides for the least amount of hemostasis Coag 1 mode This selection produces a periodic sine wave with brief rests between cycles This waveform has less cutting power but coagulation of small capillary beds is achieved Coag 2 mode This selection produces a partially rectified sine wave This provides...

Page 5: ...e gel can result in plate burns to the animal in addition to poor or no function 6 Select an electrode and insert the straight shaft end into the top opening of the handpiece Be careful not to bend or damage the electrode in any way Do not attempt to unscrew the handpiece as this will damage it 7 Set the waveform dial to the desired mode 8 Select the power intensity 1 is lowest and 10 is highest A...

Page 6: ...top of the indifferent plate 3 Select an electrode and place it in the hand piece 4 Turn waveform mode to Coag 2 5 Set power level at 8 position 6 Press on the footpedal 7 Do several incisions and observe the results This high setting will cause sparking and may char tissue 8 Adjust power to 1 This will illustrate poor cutting or extreme drag 9 Move the power setting to different levels and continu...

Page 7: ...not covered with blood The waveform should bein Coag 1 or Coag 2 Coag 2 is preferred for larger bleeders The two types of coagulation electrodes are the round ball electrodes and heavier needle An indirect method uses a hemostat with a fine tip The vessel is grasped by the hemostat The electrode is applied to the hemostat about 1 from its end Care and Selection of Electrodes The electrodes can beau...

Page 8: ...JorVet Electrode is the industry standard 3 32 shank Other manufacturer s electrodes will work on the JorVet unit GT1 Blade Electrode GT2 Small Loop Electrode GT3 Large Loop Electrode GT4 Fine Wire Electrode GT5 Heavy Wire Electrode GT8 Small Ball 2 38mm Electrode GT9 Heavy Ball 5mm Electrode GT1 GT2 GT3 GT4 GT5 GT8 GT9 ...

Page 9: ...nsult a physician before exposing anyone wearing a pacemaker to radio frequency waves 2 Various ECG and monitoring equipment can be affected by radio frequency waves Place these items as far away from the Indifferent Plate as possible 3 When changing electrodes do not have the foot pedal depressed 4 Electrosurgery can give off sparks and ignite flammable liquids or gases 5 Electrosurgery still requir...

Page 10: ...tcut a Is the power light on b Foot pedal connected c ACTIVE light on when foot pedal is depressed d Electrode properly attached e Indifferent Plate attached and properly placed Autoclaving Handpiece Electrodes The handpiece and electrodes should be thoroughly cleaned and dried following a procedure These can then be autoclaved in a sterilization pouch at no more than 250 F for 10 15 minutes ...

Page 11: ...9 SKU J0470M Specifications 110 volt available in 220v Output power 100 watts Output frequency 2 0 mHz Size Height 3 Width 8 Depth 9 Weight 7 lbs Replacement Fuse 12 5a 250v fuse ...

Page 12: ...______________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ ____________________________________ Users Notes ...

Page 13: ...against defects in workmanship and materials The completed Warranty Card must be returned to Jorgensen Laboratories Inc within 14 days of purchase Handpiece 1 year Indifference Plate 90 days Foot Switch 90 days Electrodes are not covered under warranty Pocket for Copy of Purchase Invoice ...

Page 14: ...Distributed By Jorgensen Laboratories 1450 North Van Buren Avenue Loveland CO 80538 800 525 5614 FAX 970 663 5042 www jorvet com info jorvet com ...

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