cryoFORM Cryoablation Probe

The Latest Generation cryoICE Cryoablation Probe Providing the Flexibility Desired and Consistency Needed

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cyroFORM Cryoablation Probe at an angle against a white background

cyroFORM Cryoablation Probe at an angle against a white background with a hooked probe

cyroFORM Cryoablation Probe at an angle against a white background with a circular probe

Product Features

Malleable Shaft
10 cm Freeze Length
Active Defrost
Retractable Handle
Corrugated Probe
N2O Coolant

cyroFORM Cryoablation Probe flat against a white background

The cryoFORM Cryoablation probe allows surgeons to easily shape and position the probe using endoscopic instruments.

cyroFORM Cryoablation Probe bent at three different angles against a white background

Enhanced Flexibility

Increased probe flexibility with average bending forces up to 60° to adapt to a variety of surgical ablation procedures.

Consistent Freeze for a Uniform Lesion

Maintains a consistent freeze along the length of probe to achieve multiple necrosis. With multiple gas outlets, cryoFORM provides a uniform freeze.

Fast Performance

Quick to achieve therapeutic temperatures and maintain consistent temperature along probe length.

Superior Science

Utilizes nitrous oxide, resulting in a higher heat absorption capacity than argon.

Innovative Ergonomics

Features retractable handle to expose the active probe length.

PRODUCT CODES:

CRYOF

Data on file. Bench test results may not necessarily be indicative of clinical performance.
Lemmon, E.W. “REFROP, Reference Thermodynamic and Transport Properties,” NIST Standard Reference Database 23, Version 8.0. NIST, 2007. Print.
Baust, J.G. and Gage, A.A. (2005), The molecular basis of cryosurgery, BJU International, 95:1187-1191, doc 10.1111/j.1464-410X.2005.05502.

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The cryoICE cryoFORM cryoablation probe is indicated for use in the cryosurgical treatment of cardiac arrhythmias by freezing target tissues, creating an inflammatory response (cryonecrosis) that blocks the electrical conduction pathway.