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The ureter and kidney, in particular, are two parts of the urinary tract that can be examined and treated using an Uretero-Renoscope. It is a particular kind of endoscope, which is a small, flexible tube with an attached camera and light.
The urethra is used to introduce the uretero-renoscope, which is then moved up through the bladder, through the ureter, and into the kidney.
Doctors can use the camera to view the interior of the urinary tract and spot any anomalies such as stones, tumors, or other obstructions. Additionally, the tool can be used to take biopsies or get rid of small stones or other obstructions.
The uretero-renoscope is frequently used in minimally invasive procedures like percutaneous nephrolithotomy and ureteroscopy, which treat problems like kidney stones. It is a useful resource for urologists and other medical specialists who treat problems of the urinary tract.
The Global Uretero-Renoscope market accounted for $XX Billion in 2022 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2023 to 2030.
A pioneer in endoscopy and operating room integration solutions, KARL STORZ Endoscopy-America, Inc., is happy to announce the availability of its Flex-Xc Flexible Uretero-Renoscope for purchase.
Greater imaging and therapy capabilities are provided by the Flex-Xc to Endourologists for treating patients with upper urinary tract diseases.
Compared to individuals who undergo standard or minimally invasive surgical treatments, patients who undergo endourological operations often suffer less post-procedural pain and recover more quickly.
With the same small-diameter mechanical platform that Endourologists demand, Flex-Xc integrates the smallest ever CMOS digital chip, 20 times the pixel power of its fiber-optic predecessor, and 20 times the pixel density.
The Flex-Xc is the new benchmark in actively deflectable flexible ureteroscopy, replacing the fiber-optic Flex-X, which changed the game when it was introduced a few years ago.
A remarkable technological advancement, the new Flex-Xc Flexible Uretero-Renoscope gives endourologists greater therapeutic capabilities for treating kidney stone disease in patients.
With earlier digital ureteroscopes, I was unable to view or treat in the same ways as I am able to now thanks to the Flex-Xc’s great image quality and small distal tip length.
