Refurbished BOSTON SCIENTIFIC Swiss Lithoclast Select
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Swiss LithoClast
Combination Ultrasonic and Pneumatic Urological Lithotriptor
The Swiss LithoClast Select Device offers simultaneous ultrasonic and
pneumatic lithotripsy. The pneumatic lithotriptor is designed to effectively
fragment large stones while the Vario™ ultrasonic lithotriptor is designed for
the fragmentation and suction of finer calculi. The simultaneous use of both
technologies, operated through a single foot pedal, is designed to reduce
stone removal time.
Vario ultrasound handpiece designed to treat all types of urinary stones
• Switch from combined ultrasound/pneumatic mode to ultrasound only mode within seconds
• Decreased size and 28% lighter weight designed for more comfort and convenient handling
• New suction adapter angle designed to improve clearance
• Shown in bench testing to be the fastest at breakthrough times on hard simulated stones
compared to the competitive devices tested
Combination Ultrasonic and Pneumatic Urological Lithotriptor
The Swiss LithoClast Select Device offers simultaneous ultrasonic and
pneumatic lithotripsy. The pneumatic lithotriptor is designed to effectively
fragment large stones while the Vario™ ultrasonic lithotriptor is designed for
the fragmentation and suction of finer calculi. The simultaneous use of both
technologies, operated through a single foot pedal, is designed to reduce
stone removal time.
Vario ultrasound handpiece designed to treat all types of urinary stones
• Switch from combined ultrasound/pneumatic mode to ultrasound only mode within seconds
• Decreased size and 28% lighter weight designed for more comfort and convenient handling
• New suction adapter angle designed to improve clearance
• Shown in bench testing to be the fastest at breakthrough times on hard simulated stones
compared to the competitive devices tested