Cystourethroscopes

Endoscopes for newborns to adolescents

Matching the size of the instrument to the individual patient is one of the key prerequisites for atraumatic endoscopy. In pediatric urology, the risk of injuring the urethral mucosa with large-lumen instruments is particularly high and can lead to lifelong complications from recurrent strictures.

For pediatric indications, Richard Wolf offers rigid endoscopes in a range of diameters, lengths and directions of view. Modular system solutions, complemented by advanced flexible endoscopes, cover treatment from newborns to adolescents.

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Ideal instruments for adolescents and smaller anatomy

For newborns
Miniature compact fiber cystourethroscope (4.5/6.5 Fr.) for gentle access through the urethra.
- Excellent miniature fiber telescope, 5° direction of view
- Efficient irrigation through the oval irrigation and working channel, for auxiliary instruments up to 3 Fr.
For infants
Universal compact operating cystourethroscope (8/9.8 Fr.) for the treatment of vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) in children.
- Atraumatic distal tip
- Good visibility, 12° direction of view
- Efficient irrigation, for flexible and rigid auxiliary instruments up to 5 Fr.
For adolescents
Ultra-thin instruments by Rösch
The "ultra-thin" cystourethroscopes (12.5 Fr. and 14.5 Fr.) have a 5 Fr. or 7 Fr. working channel, giving plenty of room for the corresponding auxiliary instruments.
- Atraumatic distal tip to avoid recurrent strictures
- PANOVIEW telescope, diameter 2.7 mm, 30° direction of view
- Compatible with all common injection needles for endoscopic antireflux therapy
For adolescents
The instrument set includes a 14.5 Fr. resectoscope that can be used with the corresponding auxiliary instruments for all endourological procedures.
- Effective, atraumatic treatment for smaller anatomy
- PANOVIEW telescope, diameter 2.7 mm, 30° direction of view
- A range of stricture knives