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ZuluManual Lithotripter – Olympus Type
Manual Lithotripter – Olympus Type
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Manual Lithotripter – Olympus Type is a medical device used to mechanically crush Endoscopic stones during endoscopic procedures. It is commonly applied when stones cannot be removed using standard extraction methods. The device supports controlled stone fragmentation to aid safe removal.
- International Quality Standard.
- Fastest Delivery.
- Export Standard Packaging.
- Customized Production.
Manual Lithotripter – Olympus Type is designed for effective mechanical lithotripsy during endoscopic biliary interventions. Advin Health Care offers this device to help clinicians manage difficult bile duct stones with greater procedural control. Its manual operation allows precise force application, supporting consistent stone crushing without complex mechanisms. The device contributes to improved procedural success and is suitable for regular use in hospital and endoscopy unit settings.
Advanced Features
- Designed for mechanical crushing of biliary stones
- Compatible with Olympus-type endoscopic systems
- Manual control for precise force application
- Suitable for routine endoscopic biliary procedures
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