Minor electrosurgical procedures
The Surtron Flash electrosurgical unit enables precise tissue cutting and coagulation during minor outpatient procedures. Depending on the clinical finding and physician’s assessment, the method may be used for selected benign lesions such as condylomas, small polyps and other superficial changes.
Before treatment, the physician performs an examination and determines whether an electrosurgical method is appropriate. Preparation, anesthesia, scope of treatment and follow-up depend on the location and type of lesion.
The physician determines whether the procedure is suitable after an examination. Information on this page does not replace a medical examination or an individual treatment plan.
Possible applications
- removal of selected condylomas and genital warts
- removal of small polyps and superficial benign lesions
- precise minor procedures with simultaneous coagulation
- treatment based on the finding and individual physician assessment