MultiPulse Ho

The MultiPulse Ho system is also an excellent tool for ablation procedures, incision and coagulation of soft tissue, providing maximum operating control and minimal damage to adjacent areas. It offers a wide set of applications in surgery for tumors in the bladder, urethra, ureter and kidney.

MultiPulse Ho is a surgical holmium laser dedicated to applications in endourology with a max power of 35 W.

MultiPulse Ho is the go-to device for endosurgical lithotripsy for the treatment of urinary tract stones (in ureteroscopy, ureterorenoscopy and for thepercutaneous nephrolithotomy technique) and common bile duct stones.

The Ho:YAG laser, which emits infrared light with a wavelength of 2,100 nm, is a perfect lithotripter optimized for pulverization and fragmentation of ureteral, bladder and kidney stones. Effective for the treatment of all types and chemical stones composition, it today represents the optimal solution even for those par­ticularly difficult to reach. Moreover its higher power of 35 W allows this system to manage large calculi with efficient and faster surgeries.

Lithotripsy with MultiPulse Ho is an excellent alternative to the traditional ESWL (Extracorporeal Shockwave Lithotripsy), as it involves less risk of complications and a higher degree of efficiency and safety, regardless of the stones type to be treated. Compared to other surgical procedures, it features the undeniable advantage of minimizing both bleeding and movement of the stones (retropulsion) during surgery.

The wide range of multiple combinations of frequency and energy enables the urologist to choose the right setting for any treatment. Low frequency and high energy are used for fast and rough fragmentation while low energy and high frequency settings allows stones pulverization in so small particles that can be expulsed with minimal discomfort for the patient.

Depending on the stone size, texture and location as well as on the symptoms and obstruction degree, the surgeon can perform different surgical procedures: URS – ureterescopy, RIRS – retrograde intrarenal surgery and PCNL – percutaneous nephrolithotomy.