A cryoablation system designed specifically for companion-animal oncology. High-pressure argon gas cools the probe tip to -150C forming a lethal ice ball, while helium (electric heating) provides controlled rapid thawing. Multiple probe diameters and sheath sizes match tumors of different volumes. It offers a non-surgical, low-trauma option for elderly or debilitated patients who cannot tolerate conventional surgery.
Key Selling Points
✓ Joule-Thomson cooling reaches -150C in about 2 minutes; freeze-thaw cycles destroy tumor cells
✓ Electric heating PID closed-loop for rapid active thawing; needle-tip real-time temperature measurement with visible ice ball
✓ Destroys tumor feeding vessels and releases tumor antigens – in-situ vaccine effect suppresses recurrence and metastasis
✓ Local anesthesia or even no anesthesia feasible in geriatric pets; lesion necroses and sloughs off naturally
✓ Wide indications: oral masses, perianal tumors, melanoma, mast cell tumors, liver / lung / bone tumors and more
✓ 2-minute needle exchange, QR-code scanning module, dual-channel quick connectors
Specifications
| Working pressure | Argon 1200-2000 psi; Nitrogen 1500-2000 psi |
|---|---|
| Gas purity | Industrial 15 MPa argon/nitrogen >= 99.9% |
| Cooling / thawing | -150C to +60C, freeze-thaw < 120 s |
| Ice ball diameter | 3-5 cm |
| Probe diameter | 1.2 / 1.6 / 2.1 / 2.4 / 2.8 mm |
| Probe length | 150 mm |
| Target length | 20 / 30 mm |
| Power supply | AC 220V +/-10%, 50 Hz |
| Size / weight | 380 x 400 x 905 mm, 61 kg |
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