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Microwave ablation is a recent development in the field of hyperthermia, using image-guided ablation. The antenna is introduced into the tumor tissue, and the microwave is transmitted to the tumor tissue through the ablation antenna. Dipole molecules and proteins in the local tissue surrounding the radiating end of the antenna oscillate at extremely high frequencies, causing local intense heat. This coagulation causes nucleus and chromatin coagulation, protein coagulation and cell chromosome abnormality, induced cell death.
| Project | Content |
|---|---|
| Voltage | ~220V, 50Hz |
| Working Frequency | 2450MHz ± 50 MHz |
| Output Power | 0W to 100W (Adjustable) |
| Treatment Time | 0min to 30min (Adjustable) |
| Control Method | Foot pedal, panel button, and emergency stop |
| Microwave Radiation Leakage | Cabinet leakage < 10mw/cm² |
| Temperature Measurement | 20-100 ºC, error ± 1.5 ºC |
| Cooling System | Water-cooled circulation (Control temp < 45 ° C) |
| Display | 27 inch all-in-one machine + 10.1-inch touch screen |
| Applicable Scope | Hepatoma, Lung tumors, Kidney tumors, Thyroid nodules, etc. |
Hardware faults such as solid-state sources and circulating pumps are detected instantly.
Solid-state source ensures stable microwave output (5% accuracy), highly controllable.
Water-cooled circulation system prevents skin burns and ensures surgical safety.
Large ablation volume with short treatment time and fewer complications.
We hold 131 core invention patents and 7 international invention patents, recognized as a specialized "little giant" enterprise in the field of molecular fluorescence.
Our products provide full-chain solutions in high-end medical devices and fluorescence imaging. Currently, these systems are utilized in over 500 large hospitals and across more than 10 overseas countries through strategic partnerships.
