Ball Electrode is a specialized medical instrument used in electrosurgery, a technique that employs high-frequency electrical currents to cut or coagulate tissues during surgical procedures. Blade electrodes, as the name suggests, have a blade-like shape, which allows them to efficiently cut through tissues when an electrical current is applied. These electrodes are used for precise and controlled tissue dissection in a variety of surgical specialties, including general surgery, gynecology, and dermatology. The blade electrode exemplifies the importance of electrosurgical precision in modern medicine, offering surgeons a valuable tool for achieving hemostasis and optimizing surgical outcomes. Ball Electrode is a surgical tool used for coagulation and desiccation of tissue. It features a spherical tip for broad contact and controlled energy application; rounded tip reduces the risk of accidental burns, enhancing patient comfort. Compatible with electrosurgical generators; commonly available in diameter 3mm.