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Retrograde Intrarenal Procedure Set

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Retrograde Intrarenal Procedure Set

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Retrograde Intrarenal Procedure Set is a specialized medical instrument set used for accessing and treating kidney conditions through minimally invasive intrarenal procedures. It is commonly used in hospitals and urology departments for kidney stone management and diagnostic endourology procedures. The set is designed for smooth urinary tract access, precise instrument handling, and reliable performance during retrograde intrarenal surgeries.

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  • Export Standard Packaging.
  • Customized Production.

The RIRS Set (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery) is a comprehensive endoscopic system designed for the diagnosis and treatment of kidney stones using flexible Ureterorenoscopy and laser technology. It ensures precise stone fragmentation with minimal invasiveness and faster recovery.

RIRS has evolved significantly with the development of flexible scopes, improved deflection mechanisms, and laser lithotripsy systems, enabling access to all calyces within the kidney. This allows effective treatment of stones that were previously difficult to manage using conventional techniques.

System Components

Equipment

  • Flexible Ureterorenoscope (Reusable / Single Use)
  • Processor with Monitor (for disposable scopes)
  • Holmium Laser Machine (30W / 60W / 100W / 120W / 160W)
  • Thulium Laser Machine
  • HD Camera System
  • Medical Monitor (24” / 27”)

Instruments

  • Ureteral Access Sheath
  • Laser Working Element

Disposables

  • Laser Fiber Optic
  • Guide Wire (PTFE / Hydrophilic / Stripped)
  • Segura Basket (1.8–5 Fr × 120 cm)
  • Helical Basket (2.5–5 Fr × 120 cm)
  • N Compass Basket (3 / 4 Fr × 110 cm)
  • Stone Cone (3 Fr × 115 cm)
  • Double J Stent (Single / Multiloop / Silicone)

Drapes

  • Cystoscopy Drape
  • Lithotomy Drape
  • Under Buttock Drape
  • Universal Split Drape

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