CURIS® II.
The Next Generation of Impedance-Controlled 4 MHz Radiofrequency Technology.
CURIS® II expands the CURIS® platform with new safety and workflow features. The impedance-controlled 4 MHz radiofrequency generator supports controlled energy delivery and efficient operating room workflows.
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- Author: Sutter Medizintechnik GmbH
- Category: New arrivals | Our product highlights
With CURIS® II, Sutter Medizintechnik introduces the next generation of its 4 MHz radiofrequency generator. Built on the established impedance-controlled technology of the CURIS® platform, the system adds new features designed to support safety, usability, and workflow efficiency in the operating room.
Controlled Energy Delivery as the Foundation of Radiofrequency Surgery
Precision in electrosurgery is shaped by the interaction between energy and tissue. CURIS® II is based on an impedance-controlled 4 MHz radiofrequency technology that continuously adapts energy delivery to tissue characteristics. This principle forms the foundation of all operating modes and supports controlled radiofrequency energy application throughout a procedure.
AutoRF™ and p³™ Remain Core Elements of the CURIS® Platform
The established AutoRF™ and p³™ technologies remain integral parts of the system. AutoRF™ continuously adapts power output according to changes in tissue impedance. In selected modes, p³™ enables pulsed energy delivery to support controlled application of radiofrequency energy.
New Safety Features for the Operating Room
CURIS® II expands the platform with additional safety-related functionality. Correct application is indicated by a green illuminated neutral electrode icon, while a detected malfunction or deviation is signaled by a red illuminated icon. The new patient return electrode monitoring feature supports correct placement control of the patient electrode throughout use, helping support safe application in the operating room.
Instrument Recognition System Supports Efficient Workflows
The Instrument Recognition System automatically identifies compatible Sutter instruments and provides matching settings. This creates a plug-and-play concept for radiofrequency surgery, enabling clinicians to connect instruments and begin working with preconfigured parameters.
Part of an Integrated CURIS® Solution
CURIS® II is part of the CURIS® solution and can be combined with the CURIS® flow irrigation pump and the CURIS® Cart. Together they create a flexible platform for different radiofrequency surgery requirements. The system also offers an interface for external surgical smoke evacuation systems, supporting current operating room safety and smoke management needs.
Advancing the Radiofrequency Platform
“CURIS® II continues our proven 4 MHz technology in a consistent way. Our goal was not simply to provide more power but to support users in the controlled application of radiofrequency energy,” says Product Manager Timo Kaiser.
By combining impedance-controlled technology, enhanced safety functions, and workflow support, CURIS® II continues the development of the CURIS® platform for modern surgical environments.
Precision in electrosurgery depends on the controlled interaction between energy and tissue. With CURIS® II, Sutter expands its established radiofrequency platform with new safety and workflow capabilities designed to support clinicians in the operating room.
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FAQ about CURIS® II
CURIS® II is the next-generation 4 MHz radiofrequency generator developed by Sutter Medizintechnik and part of the CURIS® platform.
It is based on impedance-controlled 4 MHz radiofrequency technology that continuously adapts energy delivery to tissue characteristics.
AutoRF™ continuously adjusts power output according to changes in tissue impedance.
p³™ enables pulsed radiofrequency energy delivery in selected operating modes.
CURIS® II includes patient return electrode monitoring for continuous placement control.
It automatically detects compatible Sutter instruments and provides appropriate settings.
Yes. CURIS® II can be combined with CURIS® flow and the CURIS® Cart as part of an integrated platform solution.