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High-frequency power supply for electrosurgery refers to alternating current (AC) signals with high power and high frequency to raise tissue temperature to the point where coagulation or drying can occur from vaporization. Due to the phenomenon of tissue cutting, hemostasis, blocking structures with lumens, and removal of significant amounts of tissue are all accomplished. Since the beginning of the 19th century, electrosurgery has become a concept. High-frequency power supply for electrosurgery concept High-frequency electricity is used in electrosurgery to sever or coagulate living tissue. The process should not be confused with electrocautery, where the wire is heated rather than the…