Irrigated radiofrequency ablation

Cardioblate™ 68000 surgical ablation system generator

<p>The Cardioblate™ 68000 is a portable, lightweight power generator for the Cardioblate™ surgical ablation devices.</p>

Features

The Cardioblate™ 68000 generator has an advanced dose-response algorithm that ensures transmural lesions that consistently result in conduction block.

Real-time feedback, real-time power

  • Dose-response algorithm customizes energy delivery based on tissue impedance to achieve reliable, reproducible transmurality1
  • Audible tones and touch screen messages notify user of ablation status, transmurality, and other critical information
  • Touch screen operation for adjusting ablation parameters
  • Color LCD screen folds into case for storage and flips open on hinge for different viewing angles
  • Troubleshooting steps available via touch screen messages

 

The Cardioblate™ 68000 generator is designed for use with the following Medtronic ablation devices:

  • Cardioblate™ surgical ablation pen
  • Cardioblate™ XL surgical ablation pen
  • Cardioblate™ BP2 surgical ablation device
  • Cardioblate™ LP surgical ablation device
  • Cardioblate™ Gemini™-s surgical ablation device

Potential adverse events with this device are similar to other cardiac surgery procedures. Examples include, but are not limited to: bleeding; extension of extracorporeal bypass; and heart rhythm disturbances (atrial and/or ventricular); other cardiac disturbances dependent upon concomitant procedures performed.

Ordering information

Item number Description Units
68000 Cardioblate 68000 surgical ablation system generator 1

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION

To avoid the risk of electrical shock and/or burns to the patient, do not touch the patient while touching the outer housing or connections on the Cardioblate™ generator. Do not allow the patient to come into contact with the grounded metal surfaces during RF energy delivery.

  1. Suwalski P, Suwalski G, Doll N, et al. Epicardial Beating Heart “Off-Pump” Ablation of Atrial Fibrillation in Non-Mitral Valve Patients Using New Irrigated Bipolar Radiofrequency Technology" Ann Thorac Surg. 2006;82:1876–9.