Neurosurgery
In neurosurgery, precision, overview, and gentle procedures are important for the success of demanding operations. Sutter offers a sophisticated portfolio of solutions that are tailored to the requirements of microsurgical and minimally invasive procedures. Our 4 MHz radiofrequency technology enables focused energy delivery with minimal thermal trauma – ideal for sensitive structures in the skull base area or motor cortex.
Endoscope-assisted surgery
Keyhole surgery
Minimally invasive surgery
Microsurgery - Open surgery
Minimally invasive spine surgery
Open spine surgery
As a pioneer in non-stick technology, Sutter stands for precise, tissue-preserving coagulation in the most sensitive surgical fields. Our proven non-stick technology forms the basis of a perfectly coordinated system: our Calvian endo-pen® bipolar forceps enable dissection. The SuperGliss® non-stick bipolar forceps ensure controlled coagulation with minimal adhesion. In combination with the CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, you benefit from reliable energy delivery, efficient workflow, and maximum control – for safety and precision in every procedure.
Our solutions for neurosurgery
Precision that convinces
"The non-stick Calvian endo-pen® by Sutter is a game changer. It´s my go to bipolar for all endoscopic surgery."
“The curved endo-pen is innovatively designed for endonasal surgery of the anterior cranial base. Its design enables precise access to the ethmoid arteries, facilitating hemostasis while minimizing morbidity to the surrounding anatomy, including the orbit and skull base. It’s my instrument of choice in addressing bleeding during endoscopic craniofacial resections, reducing meningoencephaloceles from the anterior cranial fossa, and arterial control in cases of severe epistaxis — an indispensable instrument for any endoscopic cranial base surgeon.”
“The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator provides unparalleled precision to the neuro-surgeon seeking optimal control in neurosurgical cases. I have used the device for surgery in the cavernous sinus, resection of cavernous malformation from the motor cortex, minimally invasive clipping of anterior communicating artery aneurysm, and resection of acoustic neuroma. I found the ability to perform pinpoint coagulation with minimal thermal and electrical spread increasing the safety and efficacy of my operations.”
“The angled, thin tips of the Calvian endo-pen® bipolar forceps have proven to be very effective and precise for soft tissue coagulation to achieve hemostasis. Even very small vessels can be occluded selectively. Moreover, the instrument is helpful for outward dissection in separating normal from tumor tissue. Its easy intraoperative handling and precise coagulation make it a promising instrument for EETS for central skull base pathologies. With its slender shaft and fine tips, the instrument offers all the characteristics required for minimally invasive endonasal surgery.”
“The Masterpiece™ non-stick bipolar forceps were designed with precision and control in mind. I use the Masterpiece™ non-stick bipolar forceps for the precise coagulation of small-diameter vessels in narrow spaces. Fine tips, slim tines and easy rotation add to your skills and improve your performance even at targets far from the surface. The non-stick material reduces charring and sticking.”
"The sharp tips allow a precision that surpasses all other bipolar forceps I have used throughout my career. The forceps are well-balanced and the tines are very slender, but strong. With the small upward angulation of the tips, the SuperGliss® non-stick zhora bipolar forceps are perfect for skull base tumors in deep and narrow fields, as well as for more superficial, minimally invasive procedures."
Our system solution for neurosurgery
The CURIS® 4 MHz radiofrequency generator, combined with the CURIS® flow irrigation pump, offers a coordinated solution for neurosurgical applications. Precise energy delivery, effective cooling, and intuitive operation support precise and efficient use in the operating room.
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