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Muromachi RFG-4A High-Frequency Brain Lesioning System

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Product description

Used Muromachi RFG-4A radiofrequency brain lesioning system with manual and cables.

The Muromachi RFG-4A High-Frequency Brain Lesioning System is a used radiofrequency lesion generator designed for high-frequency neurosurgical brain lesioning applications. The unit is identified as model RFG-4A and is offered with the accessories listed below.

  • Equipment type: Neurosurgical RF ablation system and radiofrequency lesion generator
  • Application: High-frequency brain lesioning
  • Included accessories: Instruction manual and cables supplied in 3 bags
  • Condition: Used, sold in current condition
  • Performance and functionality may not correspond to those of a new unit and should be verified before use.
  • The included items are limited to the accessories listed and shown in the listing.

This equipment may be relevant to specialist neurosurgical research, neurological intervention workflows, and biomedical engineering evaluation. Professional inspection and functional verification are recommended before clinical or research deployment.

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Last updated 19 October 2026