Ball Hook Electrode is a specialized surgical instrument commonly used in electrosurgery, a technique that employs electrical currents for cutting, coagulation, and tissue removal during various surgical procedures. This electrode features a rounded, ball-shaped hook at the tip, allowing surgeons to perform precise and controlled tissue manipulation and dissection. Surgeons often use the Ball Hook Electrode in delicate procedures, such as ophthalmic surgeries or the removal of small, localized lesions. Its unique design enables surgeons to achieve a high level of precision while minimizing damage to surrounding tissues, making it an essential tool in modern surgical practices. Ball-Hook Electrode is designed for pinpoint electrical stimulation or data collection. Its spherical tip provides accurate contact, and the hook securely grips tissue or objects; made from sturdy, conductive materials, it offers dependable performance in diverse settings.