The Cardinal Health Electrosurgical Cautery Tip Cleaner is a must-have in any surgical setting, designed to ensure precision and consistent performance of electrosurgical instruments. These cautery cleaner pads come in a convenient size of 1 7/8 x 1 7/8 inches, providing ample cleaning surface while fitting easily into surgical setups. Foam-backed for effective cleaning action, these pads ensure thorough removal of carbon deposits from electrosurgical tips, helping maintain the original efficiency and sharpness of the instruments.

With the added feature of being X-ray detectable, these pads offer an extra layer of safety by allowing for easy location if misplaced in the surgical environment. Each box contains 50 cleaner pads, with four boxes per case, making a total of 200 pads, ensuring you have enough stock for your high-demand surgical procedures. Cardinal Health provides reliability and peace of mind with this top-of-the-line surgical accessory, integral to modern surgical practices.

Key Features:

• Foam backed construction provides gentle yet effective cleaning of electrosurgical tips during operations.
• X-ray detectable feature ensures safety and quality control, even if a piece is left in the surgical field.
• Compact size of 1 7/8 x 1 7/8 makes it convenient for use in various surgical procedures, easily fitting in sterile fields.

Uses:

• The Cardinal Health Electrosurgical Cautery Tip Cleaner is designed to effectively clean cautery tips during surgical procedures, ensuring precision and optimal performance. It helps remove carbon build-up, reduces smoke generation, and maintains the consistency of incision quality.

FAQs:

1. What is the purpose of the X-ray detectable feature?
The X-ray detectable feature helps to locate the cleaner pads if they are accidentally left in the surgical field, enhancing safety and accountability.

2. Can this cleaner help reduce smoke in the operating room?
Yes, by cleaning carbon build-up from electrosurgical tools, it can help reduce smoke generation and maintain clear visibility during procedures.