Plasma surgery is increasingly becoming part of routine practice in Ukrainian ENT departments. It is considered one of the most gentle and controlled methods of working with soft tissues. International clinical guidelines note that low-temperature plasma can significantly reduce perioperative pain, shorten recovery time and improve overall treatment outcomes, especially during adenoidectomy, tonsil surgery and procedures involving laryngeal structures. This is why the PLA-700 plasma surgical system was installed in a hospital in Odesa region.
The cold-plasma system operates on the principle of radiofrequency plasma generation, allowing tissue resection, ablation and coagulation at much lower temperatures compared with traditional electrosurgical techniques. This provides the surgeon with an instrument that allows more precise control of the depth of action while minimising thermal injury.
The plasma probe with irrigation and suction functions enables efficient work in complex anatomical areas where stable visibility and delicate tissue handling are required. Well-designed ergonomics allow surgeons to work confidently during routine procedures as well as more complex cases, including tympanoplasty and interventions involving the vocal folds.
Safety mechanisms play an essential role – the system monitors impedance and automatically responds to potential risks, significantly improving procedural control.
For physicians, the plasma system expands the possibilities for procedures on the soft palate, tonsils, the middle ear and the larynx, as well as for more advanced endoscopic interventions.
If you are planning to upgrade your ENT equipment or would like to learn more about the capabilities of plasma surgery, feel free to contact us (contact information is provided at the top of the website). We will help you choose solutions that best match the needs of your facility and clinical practice.
