About

A 4mm Working Element is a specialized component of small-diameter endoscopic systems, designed for delicate and precise surgical procedures. It is primarily used in urology, gynecology, and pediatric surgery where a smaller instrument profile is required.

Uses of the 4mm Working Element:

1. Pediatric Urological Procedures:

   • Used in transurethral surgeries for infants or children, such as treatment of urethral or bladder conditions.

2. Diagnostic Procedures:

   • Facilitates biopsies or tissue sampling in narrow anatomical regions like the bladder or urethra.

3. Small Bladder Tumor Resection:

   • Enables precise removal of small lesions or tumors in the bladder.

4. Coagulation of Bleeding Vessels:

   • Used to control bleeding during or after minor surgical procedures.

5. Stricture Management:

   • Assists in excising or treating strictures in small or narrow urinary tracts.

6. Foreign Body Removal:

   • Helps in extracting small stones, debris, or foreign objects from the bladder or urethra.

7. Gynecological Applications:

   • Used in diagnostic hysteroscopy for sampling or resecting small intrauterine polyps or adhesions.

Advantages:

• Minimally Invasive: Allows for procedures in smaller or delicate anatomical areas.
• Reduced Trauma: The small size minimizes tissue damage, making it suitable for sensitive populations like children.
• Precision: Provides fine control during diagnostic and therapeutic interventions.

The 4mm Working Element is critical in procedures where precision and a smaller instrument profile are essential for optimal outcomes.

Precision-Crafted Medical Instrument

Built from medical-grade stainless steel and polished for seamless finish, the OPTEC WORKING ELEMENT PASSIVE ensures consistent performance in diverse medical applications. Its durable construction supports multiple uses, making it a reliable choice for hospitals, clinics, and surgical centers looking for long-lasting tools for patient care.


Versatile Sizing and Application

Available in 2.9mm and 4mm sizes, this working element adapts to a variety of procedural needs. Its passive design makes it suitable for a broad range of endoscopic interventions, providing flexibility and ease during operations. This versatility ensures it can be seamlessly integrated into various medical workflows.