Electrosurgical Snare

Electrosurgical Snare is a single-use endoscopic accessory used to capture, resect, and retrieve targeted tissue while simultaneously providing hemostasis through electrosurgical energy. Designed for use with compatible flexible endoscopes, the instrument consists of a flexible insulated catheter housing a conductive wire loop that can be extended, opened, and retracted under direct visualization. The snare loop is positioned around the target tissue and tightened to secure it before the application of electrosurgical current. The delivery of cutting and coagulation energy enables controlled tissue resection while minimizing procedural bleeding. Available in multiple loop shapes, diameters, and wire configurations, Electrosurgical Snares can be selected according to anatomical requirements and procedural objectives. Common loop configurations include oval, hexagonal, crescent, and braided wire designs, allowing clinicians to optimize tissue capture and resection efficiency. The ergonomic handle provides smooth deployment, precise loop control, and reliable operation during endoscopic procedures. Manufactured from premium medical-grade materials, the Electrosurgical Snare offers dependable performance and compatibility with standard electrosurgical units and endoscopic systems. Widely used in hospitals, endoscopy centers, and ambulatory surgical facilities, this device is an essential component of therapeutic endoscopy. Common Clinical Applications Include: Polypectomy Procedures Endoscopic Mucosal Resection (EMR) Tissue Excision Lesion Removal Foreign Body Retrieval Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Bronchoscopic Procedures Urological Endoscopy Hemostasis Support Therapeutic Endoscopy Specifications Feature Details Product Name Electrosurgical Snare Instrument Type Endoscopic Resection Device Function Tissue Capture, Resection, and Retrieval Loop Design Conductive Wire Loop Loop Configurations Oval, Hexagonal, Crescent, or Braided Catheter Design Flexible Insulated Catheter Energy Compatibility Compatible with Electrosurgical Generators Handle Design Ergonomic Deployment Handle Material Medical-Grade Components Sterilization Supplied Sterile Reusability Single-Use Application Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, and Urology Frequently Asked Questions What is an Electrosurgical Snare used for? It is used to capture, excise, and retrieve tissue during endoscopic procedures while providing simultaneous cutting and coagulation. Which procedures commonly use an Electrosurgical Snare? It is commonly used for polypectomy, endoscopic mucosal resection, lesion removal, and tissue excision procedures. How does an Electrosurgical Snare work? The wire loop is placed around the target tissue and tightened while electrosurgical energy is applied to cut and coagulate the tissue. Which medical specialties commonly use this device? It is primarily used in gastroenterology, pulmonology, and urology. Are different loop configurations available? Yes. Multiple loop shapes and wire designs are available to accommodate different anatomical and procedural requirements. Is the Electrosurgical Snare compatible with standard electrosurgical units? Yes. It is designed for use with compatible electrosurgical generators and endoscopic systems. Is the Electrosurgical Snare reusable? No. Electrosurgical snares are typically supplied sterile for single-patient use only.