Venom cannula and electrode system

The Venom system delivers lasting reliability and increased procedural efficiency. Powered by the MulitGen 2 radiofrequency generator, the Venom system creates the largest, least-invasive lesions¹ in the shortest amount of time. For every procedure, we deliver increased confidence, efficiency and optimal outcomes.

Average volume of radiofrequency lesions²

Features

'V' shape active tip provides an optimized configuration to target lesion zones, yielding a larger, more consistent lesion²
Increases surface area of the active tip without increasing cannula gauge size which is less invasive to the patient
Durable nitinol electrodes and easily maneuvered needles
Side port allows for improved anesthesia propagation more local to the target lesion zone²
Same exceptional quality as our standard RF cannulae

Product videos

Wanda Murray, Radiofrequency ablation

My pain relieved after radiofrequency within three days, complete relief.

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Radiofrequency Patient Testimonial (4:07)
Part Number: 1000-001-389 Rev None

The following material is for educational purposes only; Stryker is not dispensing medical advice, and the information provided should not be used for diagnosing or treating any health issue. If a patient has experienced problems linked with usage of the associated devices, please contact Stryker's Customer Service department at 800-253-3210. For more information, please consult your healthcare provider. My name is Wanda Murray. I’m 63 years old and I’m a nurse anesthetist. Dr. Ryan Bearer, Matrix Pain Management, Saginaw, Michigan. My lower back pain has been going on since about 2007. I sought out different pain services. I was injected mostly epidural steroids by three different doctors in the area. Then after talking to Dr. Bearer and Dr. Papenfuse, they decided that they had something more to offer and I was glad I did. There’s something about chronic pain that it affects every aspect of your life especially work since you spent the most of the time there. It puts a pretty negative spin on everything. I found myself getting isolated from my friends because they wanted to do fun things and I just didn’t feel like it and then I was like, “Well, you guys don’t hurt all the time like I do.” After work I would head home and just flop down. I quit doing any exercise. I was very active person up until then. Radiofrequency ablation allows people to get back to their active life because chronic pain affects life in so many different ways other than the perception of pain. It interferes with the enjoyment of work, the enjoyment of family, the enjoyment of hobbies. Radiofrequency ablation allows a relief of the pain that which people can return to their active life and give their life back some meaning. I would suggest that if you have chronic pain, lower back pain, that you would at least before surgery you would find a qualified pain management company. I was fortunate enough to find Dr. Papenfuse and Dr. Bearer at Matrix. They evaluated my pain and I was a candidate for RF, radiofrequency. It’s a minimally invasive procedure. I’m sure patients would rather go to that direction than have a surgery that’s not guaranteed to work. With this you’ll know pretty quickly whether you’re going to get a relief or not. My pain relieved after radiofrequency within three days, complete relief. I don’t know of any other … even if you’ve had back surgery, you’re not completely relieved that soon, you still have healing to do. This is so much easier than anything you can imagine. I mean it’s just … you go in, they do the procedure and the only thing you have to look forward to is being free of your pain for once. When you wake up in the morning and you don’t have pain and you’ve got a good night sleep because you didn’t have pain that night, you can take on the world, you really can. There are things that you find yourself doing and you think, “Oh, if I do that I’m going to hurt,” and then you do it and then you don’t hurt and it’s like, “All right, if I did that and I didn’t hurt, let’s do something else,” so it just builds and builds and builds. The more you do the more you feel like you can’t do and next thing you know you’re back in your groove and you’re active again. It just gives you a positive outlook.