Camjoy CY802/CY803 Bipolar Plasma Electrosurgery Unit (TURS & GYN Plasma Kinetic System)

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    Description

    Camjoy CY802 & CY803 Plasma Kinetic Systems

    Advanced Saline Vaporization | Zero Current-to-Patient | Smart Impedance Matching

    ✔ 345Khz High-Frequency Stability


    ✔ Low Thermal Damage (40°C-70°C)


    ✔ HoLEP-Ready Hemostasis

    Unlocking the Power of Plasma Kinetic Technology

    Modern endoscopic surgery demands energy sources that prioritize patient safety without sacrificing resection speed. The Camjoy CY802 and CY803 Bipolar Plasma Systems utilize a localized 345Khz high-frequency carrier to ionize 0.9% saline, creating a high-energy plasma corona. This field molecularly dissolves tissue at a lower temperature than traditional electrosurgery, resulting in a cleaner surgical bed and faster patient recovery.

    The CY802 Urology System is the preferred choice for Transurethral Resection in Saline (TURS). It addresses the most common fears in TURP—bleeding and TUR syndrome—by creating a true hemostatic vaporization effect. Meanwhile, the CY803 Series is factory-tuned for Gynecology Hysteroscopy, providing the delicate energy modulation required to treat intrauterine lesions while preserving fertility.

    System Modularity: These generators are the engine for our high-precision optics. For urology, they pair flawlessly with the BRS108 Resectoscope Series. To capture the entire procedure in 4K clarity, we recommend integration with the CF501 Electronic Imaging Platform.

    Clinical & Hardware Advantages

    • ✔ Saline Resection (TURS): Eliminates water intoxication and hyponatremia risks.
    • ✔ Pressurized T-Modes: T1 and T2 modes deliver a boosted output to handle dense, fibrotic prostate glands.
    • ✔ Smart Electrode Sensing: Real-time tracking of electrode wear in the Urology Accessories ecosystem ensures fragment-free surgery.
    • ✔ No Patient Return Pad: True bipolar circuit prevents stray current burns and is safer for patients with metallic implants.
    • ✔ Low Heat Depth: Only 0.5mm – 1.0mm thermal penetration protects erectile and uterine nerves.

    Advanced Intelligent Plasma Modes

    1. Dynamic Vaporization & Cutting

    The CY802/803 features seven distinct output levels. Level T1 and T2 utilize a Pressurized Output Algorithm that maintains a stable plasma corona even when the electrode is fully immersed in deep irrigation flow, ensuring zero-drag cutting through the largest adenomas.

    2. Acoustic Coagulation Logic

    Safety in the OR is enhanced through audible feedback. The system emits varying prompt tones based on the state of tissue coagulation. This allows the surgeon to determine the completion of vessel sealing by sound, maintaining visual focus on the HD Surgical Monitor.

    3. Multi-Color Industrial Design

    Available in Classic White (8021/8031), Obsidian Black (8022/8032), and High-Vis Orange (8023/8033). This allows hospitals to differentiate equipment by department (Urology vs. GYN) or by specific OR clusters.

    🌟 Breakthroughs in Bipolar Electrosurgery

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    Low Thermal Profile

    Operates at 40°C-70°C, drastically reducing the risk of postoperative scarring and nerve damage.

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    Auto-ID Technology

    Intelligently matches energy levels to the specific Plasma Electrode without manual calibration.

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    Ecosystem Compatibility

    Seamlessly integrates with YJ Series Rigid Ureteroscopes and Resectoscopes.

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    Sticky-Free Resection

    The plasma field ensures the electrode loop never sticks to the tissue, maintaining high surgical efficiency.

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    Real-Time Wear Tracking

    Monitors electrode degradation to ensure no metallic fragments are left in the body.

    Zero Nerve Stimulation

    Bipolar energy confinement prevents “leg jumping” caused by obturator nerve stimulation during bladder tumor resection.

    📊 Technical Specifications (CY802 & CY803 Series)

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    Parameter Category Specifications & Operating Range
    Output & Energy Management
    Main Carrier Frequency 345Khz (±10%)
    Maximum Power Output 200W / 300Ω (Peak Performance for dense tissue)
    Resection Modes 7 Levels (Including T1/T2 Pressurized Cutting)
    Energy Medium 0.9% Normal Saline (NaCl) Solution
    Hardware & Input
    Global Power Compatibility 100V – 250V ; 50-60Hz (Universal Power Supply)
    Atmospheric Range 700 – 1060 HPA
    Operating Environment Temp: 10-40°C | Humidity: 30%-75%
    Clinical Integration
    Urology Matching BRS108 Series & YJ Ureteroscopes
    Consumable Path Urology Plasma Electrodes & Accessories

    ❓ Clinical FAQ: The Science of Plasma Resection

    Q: Is the CY802 Bipolar system safer for patients with cardiac pacemakers?
    A: Yes. Because the CY802/CY803 is a True Bipolar system, the current is contained entirely between the active and return poles of the electrode tip. Unlike monopolar surgery, where current travels through the heart and torso to a grounding pad, the bipolar path does not cross the pacemaker site, significantly reducing the risk of electromagnetic interference (EMI).
    Q: Why does the system use 0.9% Saline instead of Glycine for irrigation?
    A: Traditional monopolar TURP requires non-conductive fluids like glycine. If glycine is absorbed into the bloodstream through open veins, it causes life-threatening hyponatremia (TUR Syndrome). The CY802/CY803 operates in isotonic 0.9% saline, which is physiologically safe if absorbed, fundamentally eliminating the risk of water intoxication during long Urological procedures.
    Q: How does “Low-Temperature Cutting” affect pathological sampling?
    A: Traditional electrosurgery relies on high heat (200°C+), which “cooks” the tissue margins (thermal artifact), making it difficult for pathologists to diagnose cancer. The Camjoy Plasma field operates at 40°C-70°C, molecularly dissolving the tissue. This preserves the cellular architecture of the resected chips, ensuring a high-quality specimen for post-operative histological evaluation.