What is a Loop Electrode?
Loop electrosurgical excision procedure (LEEP) uses a wire loop heated by electric current to remove cells and tissue in a woman’s lower genital tract.
It is used as part of the diagnosis and treatment for abnormal or cancerous conditions. The lower genital tract includes the cervix and vagina.
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What size are loop electrodes?
Sterile, disposable, ready to use Loop Electrodes available in 17 varying sizes from 5mm x 5mm to 20mm x 20mm, and 25mm x 10mm. Specifications: Shaft Length: 5″ (13cm)
Do size of electrodes matter Why?
Size matters in typical electrochemical measurements.
Larger counter electrodes create an unconstrained current flow between WE and the CE, leading to more stable and insightful experiments. It is equally important that the overall cell configuration provides the required current density distribution.
How is the electrode size measured?
The electrode size refers to the diameter of its core wire and each electrode has a certain current range. The welding current increases with the electrode size (diameter). The length of electrodes may depend on the diameter of the core wire ranging from 250 to 450 mm i.e. larger the core diameter larger the length.
Does electrode size affect voltage?
The electrodes in one group worked in the same condition. The only difference was the size of the electrode.
Therefore, this result demonstrates that different electrode sizes generate different voltage levels. More specifically, larger electrodes increase the voltage.