• Provides clear and precise visuals of the bladder and urethra, supporting accurate diagnoses and improving surgical outcomes.
• Advanced Red Contrast (ARC): Improves visibility and enhances vascularity and lesion detection, allowing healthcare providers to identify issues more effectively during procedures.
Increased Workflow Efficiency:
• The single-use design eliminates reprocessing, streamlining procedure turnover times and enabling providers to treat more patients without compromising quality.
Sterile Scope for Every Patient:
• Guarantees a pre-sterilized device for each procedure, minimizing the risk of cross-contamination and enhancing patient safety.
Study: Reducing Infection Risk with Single-Use Cystoscopes
Research from the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville indicates that the use of single-use cystoscopes was associated with fewer post-procedure encounters compared to reusable cystoscopes, with a decrease from 7.1% to 2.2%. The study also found lower rates of positive urine cultures and fewer hospitalizations.
Efficiency and User Satisfaction of Single-Use vs Reusable Cystoscopes in a High-Volume Urology Clinic
A high-volume urology clinic evaluated the differences in workflow efficiency and user satisfaction between single-use and reusable cystoscopes. Single-use cystoscopes saved 7:40 of staff time per procedure compared to reusable cystoscopes.
The Cost of Reusable Cystoscopy in the U.S.: A Systematic Review
An outbreak of urinary tract infections was identified in a group of patients following cystoscopies. The investigation uncovered a damaged cystoscope with contamination by Pseudomonas aeruginosa.
Learn how you can eliminate all planned and unplanned expenditures such as service, repairs, scope capital/loaners, reprocessing chemicals, and transport costs by moving to single-use cystoscopes. Align your budget to resources that directly streamline patient treatment and revenue.
Dr. Obi Ekwenna, kidney transplant surgeon and urologist from Ohio, performs a kidney transplant stent pull with the Ambu aScope 4 Cysto.
Dr. Srinivas Vourganti, a urologist in Chicago, performs a difficult catheter placement at a patients bedside using the Ambu aScope 4 Cysto.
Dr. Michael A. Palese, Chair, Dept. of Urology at Mount Sinai in New York, performs a stent removal procedure with the Ambu aScope 4 Cysto.
See the remarkable image quality for yourself as the Ambu aScope 4 Cysto is used for needle injections to treat an overactive bladder.
The Ambu aScope 4 Cysto detects bladder diverticulum.
The Ambu aScope 5 Cysto HD showcases its Advanced Red Contrast (ARC) technology during a Bladder Cancer Surveillance and Evaluation.
A modern, portable workstation
Offers convenient storage without taking up a lot of space.
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