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Report date: 13.10.2025
Valleylab LigaSure Vessel Sealing Device Analysis Report
General Assessment
The product shown in the images is a Valleylab LigaSure vessel sealing device used in surgical operations. The device functions by permanently sealing vessels up to 7 mm in diameter and tissue bundles, using a combination of pressure and energy. The device in the image is a used unit, with its power on and screens functional. Its general condition shows signs of cosmetic wear, consistent with a device used in a medical environment. No accessories (cable, surgical instruments, etc.) are visible in the image.
Brand and Device Information
The Valleylab and LigaSure brands are clearly visible on the front panel of the device in the images. This device is used during surgeries to cut, coagulate, and stop bleeding from tissues and vessels. Regarding the device’s authenticity, no doubts were found considering the logo print quality, panel design, and screen clarity. The device appears to be original.
- Device Type: Vessel Sealing System / Electrosurgical Generator
- Brand: Valleylab
- Model Series: LigaSure
- Quantity: 1 main unit
Physical Condition and Deformation
The device generally shows signs of wear due to use. No significant cracks, fractures, or dents were detected on the casing.
- Top Casing: Paint abrasions and light scratches are present on the edges and corners of the device’s blue top casing.
- Front Panel: Small scratches and stains were observed on the gray front panel, especially around the power button and instrument input ports. A cross mark (X) has been placed with a marker pen on the “LigaSure” logo on the left port, and small marks have also been drawn around the ports with a pen. It cannot be determined from the images alone whether these marks indicate a functional issue.
Electronic and Mechanical Condition
The electronic components of the device appear to be in working condition. No visible damage was detected in the mechanical parts.
- Electronics: The device’s power button is in the “on” position, and all digital screens and indicator lights on the front panel are active. This indicates that the device is receiving power and its basic electronic circuits are functional.
- Mechanics: The up/down adjustment knobs, power button, and other buttons on the front panel have a physically robust appearance. There are no cracks or physical damage to the instrument input ports.
Screen Analysis
The device’s front panel features three active, illuminated screen sections.
- Left Indicator: A green, four-segment bar graph indicator, with all segments illuminated.
- Middle Screen: The number “21” is readable on the green digital screen.
- Right Screen: The number “45” is readable on the green digital screen.
These values might be related to the device’s power settings or different operation modes, but their exact meaning cannot be determined from the images.
Accessories and Connection Ports
No accessories belonging to the device (power cable, instruments, pedals, etc.) are present in the images. The report covers only the main unit.
- Input Ports: The front of the device features two multi-pin female sockets designed for connecting LigaSure instruments. These ports are marked with symbols that may indicate different functions or instrument types.
Potential Risk Assessment
There is no clearly visible malfunction or critical damage (broken casing, burn marks, error codes) on the device. The device being powered on and its screens active indicate that it performs some of its basic functions. Cosmetic flaws (scratches, markings) may not affect the device’s performance. However, the “X” mark made with a marker on the left port suggests that this port might have had a problem in the past or was marked by service personnel. While this is not definitive proof of a malfunction, it is noteworthy. Overall, the device’s condition is within normal limits for used medical equipment.
