Cambridge Interventional - CRF Radiofrequency Ablation System for Tissue Coagulation

The CRF Radiofrequency Ablation System is designed for precise percutaneous, laparoscopic, and intraoperative coagulation and ablation of tissues, offering optimized spherical ablation zones characterized by its advanced pulsing algorithm. Featuring a user-friendly interface with a large color-coded touchscreen, this system provides real-time graphs to monitor ablation and heat retention, enhancing operational efficiency and precision. Its one-piece and two-piece electrode options allow for diverse medical applications; the former has a sharp tip that requires no skin incision, and the latter supports biopsies before ablation. With FDA approval and CE marking, the system is recognized for its robust performance in minimally invasive thermal ablation of neoplastic diseases. Developed by experts in the RFA field, including notable contributions from MIT-affiliated Prof. Eric R. Cosman, the system builds on decades of research and innovation since the early inventions by Bernard J. Cosman in 1952.