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Conical Fiber
₹20,000.00The Conical Fiber or Hemorrhoid Probe is designed for gentle coagulation and the shrinkage of hemorrhoidal tissue in cases of abnormal hemorrhoids of grades three and four, which require treatment. Side effects impacting the anal sphincter and intestinal mucosa are minimized.
The conical probe can be introduced into the pile without incision, leaving no open wounds. This product has maximum efficacy in the wavelength range of 810 nm up to 1940 nm.
The compatible Dual LuerLock Handpiece and an introducer with depth markers are available as accessory products to ease the treatment.
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Bare Fiber
₹20,000.00You may choose between the classic flat tip design or alternative shapes like a ball tip, conical tip, spherical tip, and more. An integrated handpiece is also available. By catering to a patient’s anatomy on a case-dependent basis, access to the treatment site can be improved and the laser’s energy can be transmitted most efficiently.
Many variations of our Bare Fiber are available, and multiuse versions exist. Steam autoclave reconditioning helps reduce expenses on consumables for each treatment session.
Complementary with the Bare Fiber, the Dual LuerLock Handpiece can be used to precisely align the fiber tip to the tissue that needs to be treated.
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Radial Fiber
₹18,500.00Lightguide’s Infinity Side Fiber is the next-generation instrument for radial laser treatment.
Recent innovations made by Lightguide result in our best laser fiber for soft tissue laser surgery. The broad cylindrical 360° laser light emission of our Infinity Side Fiber ensures smooth and gentle laser energy delivery to the target tissue. Intravascular, interstitial, and intracutaneous laser ablation treatments can benefit from smoother procedures and higher patient comfort.
The optimized fused fiber tip design guarantees first-class safety and durability. The optical fiber has marking lines to ease positioning in the target tissue. A compatible introducer set for vascular access is available.
