Electrosurgical Unit

An Electrosurgical Unit (ESU) is an advanced surgical device used to deliver controlled high-frequency electrical energy to biological tissue for cutting, coagulation, and haemostasis during surgical procedures. It helps surgeons perform precise tissue dissection while controlling bleeding, improving visibility of the operative field and supporting efficient surgical procedures. Designed for reliable performance and precise energy control, an Electrosurgical Unit typically provides different operating modes for cutting and coagulation. Depending on the model, it may include monopolar and bipolar functions, adjustable power settings, footswitch or hand-switch activation, patient return-electrode monitoring, and integrated safety alarms. The compact and user-friendly design makes it suitable for a wide range of surgical applications.