Electrosurgeries employ an electrical cable, formerly known as a bipolar cable. A Bipolar cable is used to pass electric current to a pair of electrodes on an electrical surgical tool, such as a bipolar forcep, to coagulate the tissues, primarily to reach hemostasis. Bipolar cables are constructed with two insulated wires. Each of these wires is connected to a separate electrode on th... https://new-medinstruments.com/bipolar-and-monopolar-cables