Secondhand Coblator II Radiofrequency Surgical Unit

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Report date: 24.07.2025

ArthroCare Coblator II Surgical System Analysis Report

Device Identification and Intended Use

The device shown in the images is a surgical system used in medical procedures. The “ArthroCare ENT” and “Coblator II” inscriptions on the product indicate that this unit is a coblator device specifically used for tissue ablation (removal) and coagulation (hemostasis) in ear, nose, and throat (ENT) surgeries. The system consists of a main unit, a foot pedal, connection cables, and a wheeled cart.

Brand and Model Information

The brand and model of the products in the image are specified below:

• Surgical System Brand-Model: ArthroCare Coblator II

The ArthroCare brand and Coblator II model are clearly visible on the main unit and the smaller control box. The authenticity of the products is evident from the quality of the logo printing and the overall workmanship.

Quantity and Content Information

The following products and accessories have been identified in the images:

• 1 ArthroCare Coblator II main surgical unit
• 1 foot pedal (brand is not visible)
• 1 external control box
• Various connection cables
• 1 wheeled medical cart with a locking drawer

General Status and Condition Assessment

The device is a used product. Based on visual inspection, its overall condition is good. No signs of heavy wear or damage have been observed. There are slight signs of use and some dust on the device. It is presented as a set with the cart. As the digital screens are off, there is no visual evidence of its operational status.

Physical and Mechanical Inspection

Upon inspection of the physical condition of the device and its accessories, the following details have been identified:

• Main Unit Casing: There are no major scratches, cracks, or dents on the device’s casing. There may be slight yellowing in its color, which can be considered normal due to use over time. A small orange sticker is attached to it.
• Mechanical Components: The adjustment knobs, power switch, and ports on the front panel appear to be physically intact. The wheels and drawer lock of the cart are in place, but it is unknown if the key is present.
• Foot Pedal: The surface of the foot pedal shows slight wear and dirt due to use.

Accessories and Connection Ports

The accessories and connection points belonging to the system are as follows:

• Cables: There are gray power and connection cables belonging to the device. No significant crushing, cuts, or peeling are visible on the cables.
• Socket Inputs: On the front panel of the main unit, there are multi-pin, color-coded (blue, beige, black) socket inputs for attaching surgical handpieces and other apparatus. No deformation has been observed in these ports.

Label and Technical Information

The label information on the device is partially legible in the images. No serial number, lot number, or REF code could be seen. On the front panel of the main unit, there are separate control knobs and digital displays for the “COBLATE” and “COAG” modes.

Potential Risk Assessment

Based on visual inspection, there is no obvious evidence (broken parts, burn marks, error messages) indicating an immediate malfunction in the device. The overall condition of the product suggests it has been well-maintained. However, as with any used electronic medical device, a technical check could be beneficial for long-term performance. The observed slight signs of use and cosmetic condition do not pose a serious potential risk of failure that would directly affect the device’s functionality. These notes are a forecast based solely on visual inspection and do not constitute a definitive fault diagnosis.