CURIS
®
Instructions for Use
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or its electrodes. Carefully follow the instructions for use, such as the application of the neutral
electrode!
NOTE
Use bipolar technology if possible.
7.5
Setting down RF instruments
Do not set down any electrosurgery instruments on the patient during application
pauses.
7.6
Risks due to electromagnetic interference
WARNING
The intended use of electrosurgery instruments that generate a high-frequency current,
such as the CURIS
®
, may interfere with other electromedical equipment (such as ECG
monitoring) and electronic equipment (such as telephones or PCs) during the activation
of the HF current.
WARNING
Radio equipment, mobile telephones, or other transmitters operated in the immediate
vicinity of the RF generator may impair its safe functioning.
See chapter 9.4 for the minimum distances from transmitters.
Take the following steps to reduce this interference:
Connect the mains cable of the CURIS
®
to a different outlet.
Increase the distance between the CURIS
®
and the other device (not directly adjacent to each
other or stacked).
If devices are operated next to each other or stacked with the CURIS
®
, the functioning of both
devices must be monitored.
Route instrument cables so that they are not close to other devices and their connection cables,
to the extent possible.
Ensure the potential equalization bolt (46) is connected to a proper ground.
Route connection cables so that they are not close to other devices if possible.
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