The Types segment classifies Radius Loop Electrodes into four design families: Single‑Loop, Dual‑Loop, Multi‑Loop, and Hybrid Loop. Single‑Loop electrodes, the simplest architecture, capture roughly 35 % of the market, favored for low‑complexity procedures and cost‑sensitive settings. Dual‑Loop devices, representing about 25 % of sales, provide enhanced field uniformity and are preferred in cardiac ablation where precise lesion control is critical. Multi‑Loop configurations, with a 20 % share, enable broader coverage for neuromodulation and oncology applications, supporting complex three‑dimensional target volumes. Hybrid Loop electrodes, integrating conductive and insulating materials, occupy the remaining 20 % and are gaining traction in pain‑management protocols that demand both high fidelity and flexibility. Each type contributes uniquely to the overall market size, reflecting the interplay between procedural complexity, clinical outcomes, and cost considerations within the Radius Loop Electrodes market taxonomy.