Diathermy Sanic 400 Watt

Types of Diathermy Machines
- Monopolar Diathermy Machines: Use a single active electrode and a neutral electrode to deliver high-frequency electrical currents to targeted tissues. Ideal for cutting, coagulating, and desiccating tissues.
- Bipolar Diathermy Machines: Feature two closely positioned electrodes, restricting the electrical current's flow exclusively between them. Suitable for delicate procedures requiring precision and control.

Technical Specifications
- Frequency: 300-600 kHz (shortwave diathermy), 4.0 MHz (some high-frequency diathermy machines)
- Power Output: Varies by machine, but examples include:
    - Cutting Mode: 50-200 W
    - Coagulation Mode: 40-150 W
    - Bipolar Mode: 30-120 W
- Waveforms: Various waveforms, including sinusoid, pulsed, and damped sinusoidal bursts

Safety Features
- Temperature Monitoring: Prevents overheating and thermal injury
- Impedance Feedback Systems: Ensures safe energy delivery and minimizes risk of electrical bur