Laser therapy can accurately remove or vaporize excess tissue during prostate surgery, reduce bleeding and shorten recovery time; during lithotripsy, it can efficiently crush stones and reduce damage to surrounding tissues.
The ThuLight Fiber Laser Therapy System utilizes a preferred 1940nm wavelength and advanced pulse train technology to combine lithotripsy with soft tissue vaporization, cutting, and coagulation. Dual-pedal operation allows for flexible switching between different operating modes, supporting a variety of surgical approaches and suiting surgeons of varying skill levels and experience.
Combining both soft and hard components, this unit offers both lithotripsy and soft tissue vaporization and cutting capabilities. Lithotripsy achieves in-situ, contact-based, and powderized lithotripsy. Equipped with a thinner and more flexible optical fiber, each laser is easily accessible, ushering in a new era in lithotripsy. For soft tissue cutting, it offers precise cutting, fast operation, umbrella-shaped hemostasis, complete pathology, and rapid recovery.
Laser energy is transmitted through water. The 1940nm wavelength is at the peak of the water absorption coefficient, twice that of solid-state thulium lasers and four times that of holmium lasers. Laser energy is better absorbed by water, resulting in faster soft tissue vaporization and cutting or lithotripsy.
During a single pulse, multiple continuous small bubbles are generated, the energy distribution is more uniform, the pressure on the stone is smaller, the stone is removed in situ, and the hit rate is high.
A lower single pulse energy of 0.025J, a longer pulse width of 32ms, and a higher pulse frequency of 2200Hz. This sophisticated combination of low energy, high frequency, and long pulse width effectively achieves rapid, pulverized lithotripsy.
The coupled spot size is ≤50μm, compatible with thinner and more flexible optical fibers of 150μm, 100μm, and 50μm, reaching all parts of the kidney. This increases the water flow channel, improving intraoperative flexible endoscope bending angles and perfusion effects, effectively reducing intrarenal pressure. Thin optical fibers offer higher energy density, greater lithotripsy efficiency, and improved pulverization.
It is suitable for the lithotripsy of urinary stones, the treatment of urinary tract tumors and other soft tissue cutting.
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| Product Technical Parameters | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NO. | Specification | Standard Value | Test Conditions |
| Optical Characteristics | |||
| 1 | Operating Mode | Continuous/QCW | Rated Output Power |
| 2 | Polarization direction | Random | |
| 3 | Output Power (W) | 60 | CW mode, ambient temperature 22℃ |
| 4 | Average Power (W) | 60 | |
| 5 | Peak Power (W) | 600 | 10Hz, 10ms, ambient temperature 22℃ |
| 6 | Single Pulse Energy (J) | 6 | |
| 7 | Modulation Frequency (Hz) | 0-2200 | |
| 8 | Pulse Width (ms) | 0.2-10 | |
| 9 | Power Adjustment Range (%) | 10~100 | |
| 10 | Center Wavelength (nm) | 1940±5 | Rated output power |
| 11 | Output power instability (%) | ±3 | Rated output power Continuous operating time: ≥ 1h Ambient temperature: 22±1℃ |
| 12 | Aiming Beam output power (mW) | ≤ 5 | Green 532nm |
| Environmental Requirements | |||
| 13 | Operating ambient temperature (°C) | 10~30 | |
| 14 | Operating ambient humidity (%) | < 70 | |
| 15 | Storage temperature (°C) | -10~60 | |
| 16 | Cooling method | air-cooled | |
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