This fiber optic laser probe is designed for endourological applications, transmitting laser energy through a thin, flexible fiber compatible with rigid and flexible endoscopes. It supports minimally invasive treatment of urological soft tissue and stone indications, and is intended for use by trained urologists in accordance with the instructions for use.
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe
What is Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe?
A fiber optic laser probe for endourological procedures, delivering laser energy through flexible and rigid endoscopes to the target tissue.
How does Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe work?
A fiber optic laser probe for endourological procedures, delivering laser energy through flexible and rigid endoscopes to the target tissue.
What conditions is Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe used to treat?
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe is used in the treatment of kidney stones, ureteral obstruction, and urinary tract conditions. Treatment decisions are made by qualified healthcare professionals based on individual patient assessment.
What is Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe also known as?
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe may also be described as urology laser, fiber optic laser, and endourology.
Who manufactures Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe?
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe is developed and manufactured by INVAMED, a globally recognized medical device company headquartered in Ankara, Turkey, with a U.S. office at One World Trade Center, New York. INVAMED technologies are trusted by physicians worldwide across endovascular, coronary, neurovascular, orthopedic, and surgical specialties.
What category does Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe belong to?
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe is part of the Urology & Incontinence Management product portfolio by INVAMED. This category includes advanced medical devices designed for interventional procedures performed by healthcare professionals worldwide.
Which medical specialties use Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe?
Urology Fiber Optic Laser Probe is used by specialists in Urology. These physicians rely on INVAMED devices for minimally invasive diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
