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Laparoscopy

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Ureteroscope
Laparoscopy

Ureteroscope

The ureteroscope is an endoscopic instrument used to diagnose and treat abnormalities of the ureter ...

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Urethrotom
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Urethrotom

Urethrotome is a surgical instrument for minimally invasive interventions, which is designed to diss...

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Trocars
Laparoscopy

Trocars

Endoscopic instrument for penetration into the abdominal cavity through the integument with the pres...

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Sigmoidoscope
Laparoscopy

Sigmoidoscope

Sigmoidoscope is an endoscopic instrument for diagnostic and therapeutic manipulations in the rectum...

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Sinuscope
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Sinuscope

Sinuscope is an endoscopic instrument with an optical and lighting system and an operating channel f...

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Proctoscope
Laparoscopy

Proctoscope

A proctoscope (rectoscope) is an endoscopic instrument for objective examination of the rectum and d...

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Resectoscope
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Resectoscope

Resectoscope is an endoscopic instrument for use in urology and gynecology for the purpose of resect...

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Brightfield Laparoscopy brings together equipment and instruments for minimally invasive laparoscopic procedures, from visualization and imaging to surgical manipulation.

The range includes laparoscopes with different viewing angles and configurations, 4K imaging systems, endoscopy cameras, medical monitors and light sources for clear visualization of the surgical field. The category also covers CO₂ insufflators, aspirator-irrigators and endoscopy pumps that support stable operating conditions and efficient fluid management during procedures.

For surgical manipulation, Brightfield offers laparoscopic instruments including grasping forceps, scissors, handles, guide tools and other specialized instruments designed for tissue handling, dissection, extraction and other stages of laparoscopic surgery. Electrosurgical and coagulation equipment further supports cutting and coagulation during minimally invasive interventions.

Together, these solutions allow healthcare facilities to configure laparoscopic equipment according to the requirements of different operating rooms and surgical procedures