Spatula Hook Electrode (Irrigation) is a specialized medical instrument commonly used in electrosurgery, a technique that employs electrical currents for cutting, coagulation, and tissue removal during surgical procedures. This electrode features a distinctive spatula-shaped hook at the tip, designed for precise and controlled tissue manipulation. Surgeons rely on the Spatula Hook Electrode for delicate tasks, such as removing lesions, excising tissues, or performing ophthalmic surgeries. Its unique shape and focused energy delivery allow for precise and minimally invasive procedures, contributing to the success and safety of modern surgical practices. Spatula-Hook Electrode (Irrigation) is designed for precise application of electrical current during surgical procedures, often combined with fluid irrigation. The spatula end provides a broad contact area while the hook facilitates tissue manipulation; constructed from durable, non-conductive materials, it ensures patient safety and efficient procedure.