Dagger electrodes are specialized surgical instruments commonly used in electrosurgery and other medical procedures that involve the precise cutting and coagulation of tissues. These electrodes are characterized by their elongated, blade-like shape, resembling a dagger, and they are available in various sizes and styles to suit specific surgical needs. Surgeons rely on dagger electrodes for intricate incisions, fine tissue dissection, and hemostasis, particularly in neurosurgery, orthopedics, and other delicate surgical fields. The design of dagger electrodes allows for controlled and focused energy delivery, ensuring minimal damage to adjacent tissues while enhancing surgical precision. These instruments are essential in modern surgical practices, enabling surgeons to perform complex procedures with a high degree of accuracy and safety.