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Disposable Cystoscope Sterile Single-Use Endoscope for Bladder Examination and Urology Procedures

The disposable cystoscope is a sterile, single-use urological endoscope designed for direct visualization of the bladder and urethra. It enables safe, efficient cystoscopy procedures without the need for device reprocessing or sterilization. With advanced CMOS imaging, flexible maneuverability, and ergonomic design, this cystoscope ensures high-quality imaging and improved infection control. Ideal for hospitals, outpatient clinics, and emergency settings, it simplifies workflow and enhances patient safety in modern urology.

Model: FK-HD-136

Brand: FESTAK

Product Type: Endoscope & Instruments

Warranty: Six Month

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  1. Single-Use & Sterile Design
    Prevents cross-contamination and eliminates cleaning time, ensuring maximum patient safety and clinical efficiency.

  2. HD CMOS Imaging
    Delivers bright, high-definition visualization of the bladder and urethral structures for accurate diagnosis and precise procedures.

  3. Flexible & Ergonomic Operation
    Features a slim, bendable insertion tube and intuitive handle for smooth navigation and comfortable manipulation during cystoscopy.

  4. Multiple Size Options
    Available in various diameters for male, female, and pediatric patients, suitable for diagnostic cystoscopy, biopsy, and stent removal.

Advantage

Optional handles

Variety of tip shapes

Detachable

High quality

Autoclavable

Stainless steel

Parameter

This disposable cystoscope is ideal for outpatient and office-based urology procedures. Ready to use right out of the package, it eliminates reprocessing delays and allows clinicians to perform cystoscopy safely and efficiently. The single-use design supports fast patient turnover and minimizes infection risks in busy clinical environments.

Disposable Cystoscope for Outpatient Urology

Equipped with advanced CMOS imaging technology, the single-use cystoscope provides real-time, high-resolution visuals of the bladder and urethra. This clarity improves diagnostic accuracy in cases such as hematuria evaluation, bladder tumor follow-up, or stent management, ensuring reliable clinical outcomes.

Infection control is a top priority in modern urology. The sterile disposable cystoscope eliminates the need for sterilization processes and prevents cross-infection between patients. It’s a practical solution for hospitals seeking to maintain high hygiene standards while improving procedural efficiency.

Single-Use Cystoscope with High-Definition Imaging

Sterile Cystoscopy Device for Infection Prevention

Frequently Asked Questions about Disposable Cystoscope

1. What is a disposable cystoscope used for?

A disposable cystoscope is used to examine the bladder and urethra for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, such as detecting tumors, strictures, and performing stent removal or bladder stone management.

2. How does a single-use cystoscope improve infection control?

Since each cystoscope is sterile and discarded after one use, it removes the risk of patient-to-patient cross-contamination and eliminates the need for complex cleaning and sterilization procedures.

3. Does the cystoscope provide clear imaging quality?

Yes. It uses high-resolution CMOS imaging technology to deliver bright, detailed visuals of the urinary tract, ensuring accuracy during cystoscopy and minor urological procedures.

4. Is the disposable cystoscope compatible with standard urology systems?

Absolutely. It connects easily with conventional endoscopic monitors and camera systems, allowing integration into existing hospital or clinic workflows.

5. Can this cystoscope be used for both men and women?

Yes. It comes in multiple sizes suitable for male, female, and pediatric anatomy, ensuring comfort and precision across all patient types.

6. Where is a disposable cystoscope most commonly used?

It’s commonly used in hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, and outpatient urology clinics for diagnostic cystoscopy, stent removal, and follow-up evaluations.