Hockey electrodes, also known as hockey stick electrodes, are specialized surgical instruments used in electrosurgery for precision cutting and coagulation of tissues during medical procedures. These electrodes are characterized by their distinctive hockey stick-like shape, featuring a flat, curved tip that allows for controlled tissue dissection and manipulation. Surgeons often utilize hockey electrodes in procedures such as neurosurgery, orthopedics, and plastic surgery, where precision and fine tissue handling are crucial. The design of hockey electrodes enables surgeons to achieve high levels of accuracy while minimizing collateral tissue damage, making them essential tools in modern surgical practices that demand intricate, controlled procedures.