ElectroVet EZ Veterinary Electrochemotherapy Generator

The ElectroVet EZ electrochemotherapy unit offers an effective veterinary treatment for cutaneous tumors and margins after surgery. It is designed for use on dogs, cats, and other exotic pets. ElectroVet generators have been manufactured since 2009 and are in use in over 280 countries around the world. The technology has been proven effective in animals with Squamous cell carcinomas, Melanomas, Mast cell tumors, Perianal tumors, and Sarcomas.

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Categories: Electrosurgical Generators Web ID: 22905

Description Technical Info Optional Accessories

Delivers standard electrical protocol
Integrated software intelligently controlling electrical pulse delivery
Foot-switch to charge & deliver pulses
Editable parameters
Alt settings button: Activates alternative electrode settings
Log file of pulses delivered
16 GB USB stick included
Easy-to-use: press pedal both to load generator and deliver pulses

Applicable For Neoplastic Veterinary Skin Cancer Diseases

Squamous cell carcinomas
Mast cell tumors
Sarcomas
Perianal tumors
Melanomas
Mastocytomas
Sarcoids

Technical Info

USB port and 16GB USB stick included to store processed log files in order to keep all the information related to a treatment (pulses delivered, voltage, intensity, duration, etc.) and to update characteristics of the electrical pulses
Power connector: allows the product to be connected using a standard power cable, and provides a local ON/OFF switch
Electrocardiogram connector : allows to be ensured that the pulses are delivered only when the heart ventricles are open
Facade display with a unique treatment number for each session and provides contextual information on the operation of the device

1 blue LED: lights up when the power is on
1 green LED: lights up when the electrical impulses are delivered correctly
1 orange LED: lights up when the unit loads capacitors before releasing pulses
1 red LED: lights up when the electrical impulses are not properly released
2 short beeps: sounds when electrical pulses are delivered correctly
1 long beep: sounds when the electrical impulses were not properly issued