Introduction to URS Forceps – Precision Instruments for Ureteroscopy
The Advin URO Irrigation Pump is a medical device designed to provide controlled irrigation during urological procedures. It ensures a steady flow of saline or sterile fluids to maintain a clear surgical field. The pump is compatible with cystoscopes, ureteroscopes, and other endoscopic instruments.
Development & Evolution – Advancements in Endoscopic Forceps for Stone & Tissue Management
Irrigation pumps in urology were developed to replace manual gravity-based irrigation, which often caused inconsistent flow. Over time, automated irrigation pumps were introduced to provide precise pressure control, consistent flow, and safer procedures. The Advin URO Irrigation Pump incorporates modern technology to support minimally invasive urological surgeries with optimal fluid management.
Brief Overview – Role of URS Forceps in Ureteroscopy Stone Removal & Biopsy
The Advin URO Irrigation Pump by Advin Health Care is designed for safe and efficient irrigation during endourology procedures. Advin Health Care manufactures it with advanced pressure and flow control features to maintain a clear operative field. The pump supports cystoscopy, ureteroscopy, and PCNL procedures, providing consistent irrigation without manual effort. Its compact and user-friendly design ensures easy setup and operation in the operating room. Surgeons rely on it to improve visibility, reduce complications, and enhance procedural efficiency.
Clinical Applications – Stone Fragment Retrieval, Foreign Body Extraction, Biopsy Procedures
- Cystoscopy
- Ureteroscopy (URS)
- Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL)
- Endoscopic Stone Fragmentation
- Bladder Tumor Resection
- Connect the pump to a sterile fluid source.
How to Use – Step-by-Step Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Handling
- Attach tubing to the endoscopic instrument (cystoscope, ureteroscope, or nephroscope).
- Set the desired flow rate and pressure.
- Start the pump to maintain continuous irrigation.
- Monitor fluid output and patient status during the procedure.
Market Trends – Rising Use of Endourological Accessories for Minimally Invasive Surgeries
The demand for urology irrigation pumps is increasing due to the rise of minimally invasive procedures in hospitals worldwide. Surgeons prefer automated pumps for consistent irrigation, better visualization, and improved patient safety. The market is growing rapidly in Asia-Pacific, Europe, and North America, with trends focusing on compact, user-friendly, and precise flow-control devices.
Also Known As – Ureteroscopic Forceps, Stone Retrieval Forceps, Biopsy Forceps for URS
Endoscopic Irrigation Pump, Urology Fluid Pump, Cystoscopy Irrigation Device, URO Saline Pump, Automated Urology Irrigation System
Advin URS Forceps – Types (Grasping, Biopsy, Stone), Material, and Key Features
- Efficient Fluid Management for Endoscopic Surgeries
- Advin Health Care is a leading manufacturer of the URO Irrigation Pump, designed for controlled, safe, and efficient fluid management during endoscopic urology procedures. It ensures optimal visualization and enhanced procedural efficiency for surgeons performing cystoscopy, URS, and PCNL.
- The Advin Irrigation Pump is designed to provide precise and safe irrigation during endoscopic procedures, including urology, arthroscopy, laparoscopy, and hysteroscopy. Engineered based on clinical research, this pump ensures controlled pressure, patient safety, and consistent fluid flow throughout the procedure.
Advanced Features
- Maintains intra-cavity pressure for patient safety
- Auto cut-off / auto start function for efficient operation
- Accurate and reliable results
- Compatible with all surgical instruments and procedures
- Lightweight, fast, safe, and economical
- Intelligent self-diagnosis for quick setup and operation
Set Includes
- Irrigation Pump – 1
- Power Cable – 1
- Tubing – 1
- Bottle Connector – 1
- Y Connector – 1
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+91-70717 27261 | urology@advinhealthcare.com | www.advinhealthcare.com

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