Optical Urethrotome Sheath
The Optical Urethrotome Sheath is a specialized instrument designed for precise incision of the urethra during urethrotomy procedures. It provides excellent control and visibility, aiding surgeons in accessing strictured areas. The 21 Fr sheath ensures compatibility with standard working elements and scopes. This device enhances procedural efficiency in urological surgeries.
The Optical Urethrotome Sheath is specifically engineered to facilitate endoscopic access during urethrotomy procedures, particularly for incising urethral strictures. Designed with a 21 Fr diameter, this sheath integrates a half-moon design and tapered ends that assist in smooth and accurate insertion. The instrument features a durable locking system for stability during procedures, and it is equipped with two fixed stopcocks that allow for efficient irrigation and fluid management throughout the surgery. With a length of 20 cm, the sheath provides optimal reach and maneuverability for the urologist. Its anti-corrosive construction ensures long-term performance even with repeated sterilization. The included obturator further supports safe introduction into the urethral tract. Combining robust construction with user-focused design, this instrument meets high standards of surgical precision. Omec Health Care delivers this product with dependable performance and compatibility across leading endoscopy platforms.
Key Features:
- Designed for urethrotomy incision procedures with enhanced control.
- Half-moon sheath with tapered ends to support easy penetration.
- Includes two fixed stopcocks for efficient fluid regulation.
- Total working length of 20 cm for deep access during procedures.
- Durable locking mechanism ensures secure placement during use.
- Constructed from anti-corrosive materials for longevity.
- Comes with an obturator for safe and guided insertion.
- Compatible with standard endoscopic instruments.
The Optical Urethrotome Sheath is a reliable and durable tool designed to enhance precision and ease in urethrotomy procedures, offering surgeons consistent performance and adaptability in the operating room.
