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In order to coagulate and dissect blood arteries and other tissue structures, ultrasonic dissection tools use ultrasonic mechanical vibration. When performing minimally invasive surgical operations, ultrasonic dissection instruments use high-frequency ultrasonic energy (about 50 kHz) and are portable devices with a piezoelectric transducer.
With these instruments, it is possible to cut and stop the bleeding of the tissue simultaneously while transferring relatively little lateral heat to the tissues around it. The usage of ultrasonic dissection instruments in open, laparoscopic, and minimally invasive surgical procedures has increased as a result of these advantages.
The Europe Ultrasonic dissection devices market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
Significant tissue coagulation, cutting, dissection, and grasping capabilities are provided by radiofrequency (RF) or electrical energy-based ultrasonic dissection tools. The offset radius cut indicates the shape of the tissue, and the tissue is cut according to the shape suggested by the blade.
Ultrasonic dissection devices, which are employed to treat a range of medical conditions, are commercially available in both hollow-core and solid-core instruments. The benefit of using ultrasonic solid core tools is their ability to cut or coagulate tissues by transmitting energy in the form of mechanical vibrations to a surgical end-effector.
Multiple-element end-effector devices, such as clamping coagulators, which feature a mechanism to push tissue against an ultrasonic blade, as well as single-element end-effector devices, which include instruments like scalpels and ball coagulators, are both used to coagulate tissue.
The COVID-19 outbreak had an impact on the market for ultrasonic dissection equipment because surgical procedures decreased. Many surgeries took longer during the epidemic because there were fewer doctors available and treatments to limit the virus’ spread were put off. This resulted in lost revenue.
For instance, according to a report from the British Journal of Surgery, COVID-19 led to the cancellation or delay of surgeries globally. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, there was a decrease in the market for ultrasonic dissection instruments. Nevertheless, a handful of clinics started to provide online video consulting appointments. The number of COVID patients dropped as the immunization campaign gathered speed and hospital operations resumed their regular course.
