The Types segment classifies RF ablation instruments into three core configurations: Monopolar, Bipolar, and Multi‑electrode systems. Monopolar devices remain dominant due to their simplicity, lower capital cost, and broad compatibility with existing surgical workflows, thereby contributing the greatest revenue share within the market. Bipolar instruments, offering more precise lesion control and reduced collateral damage, are gaining traction in cardiac and oncologic procedures where accuracy is paramount, thus expanding their market contribution. Multi‑electrode platforms, featuring simultaneous activation of multiple probes, enable larger treatment volumes and shorter procedure times, attracting interest in high‑throughput settings such as pain clinics and orthopedic centers. Each type’s adoption is influenced by procedural requirements, cost considerations, and physician preference, collectively defining the market’s structural composition and informing strategic investment decisions in the Radiofrequency Ablation Instrument market.