About Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO
Owing to our in depth domain expertise and we are providing LGO Bare Fiber Hemorrhoids. This is basically a type of laser treatment for hemorrhoids. This uses a small fiber optic cable to deliver laser energy directly to the affected area, which causes the hemorrhoidal tissue to shrink and eventually fall off. This procedure also uses a small fiber optic cable to deliver laser energy directly to the affected area, which causes the hemorrhoidal tissue to shrink and eventually fall off. Technical Details
Full variety of fibers which are designed to
different needs and applications.
Low and high power applications
Large customization possibilities
Bare Fiber for diode, Ho:YAG, Nd:YAG, and other lasers
Reusable or disposable Bare Fiber
As market leader for Bare Fibers we can offer a full variety of fibers which are designed to
fit different needs and applications. Our customer can choose between standard and
tapered fibers.
Tapered Bare Fibers have the clear benefit to combine a larger fiber diameter on the laser
connector side with a smaller and more flexible application side (distal end). Taper technology
is technically feasible also for all other fiber types.
quartz / quartz,
quartz / quartz / hard clad,
quartz / hard clad
polyimide, nylon, ETFE
0.22 up to 0.37 (others on request)
e.g. 100 m up to 1000 m (others on request)
flat tip, conical tip, ball tip, spherical tip,
bent tip
200 nm up to 2200 nm
according to customer's specification
Flat tip
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Advanced Diode Laser TechnologyEquipped with the latest diode laser fiber, the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO ensures high-precision surgical performance. Its silica material and manual operation mode maximizes control for medical professionals during complex procedures.
Versatile Applications in SurgeryThis surgical instrument is suitable for a variety of operations, including general surgery, laser surgery, and proctology surgery. It delivers efficient cutting, coagulation, and vaporization, making it an essential tool in modern anorectal treatments.
Optimal Design and PortabilityDesigned for convenience, the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO is available in multiple sizes and is easily portable. Its transparent and white color options provide visibility and adaptability, making it suitable for use in different clinical settings.
FAQ's of Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO:
Q: How is the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO used during anorectal surgeries?
A: The Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO is used to cut, coagulate, and vaporize tissue during anorectal procedures through manual operation. It is connected to a diode laser generator, enabling precise control and minimal tissue trauma.
Q: What makes silica the preferred material for this surgical fiber?
A: Silica is favored due to its durability, flexibility, and optimal light transmission, which enhances the accuracy and reliability required for laser-guided surgical procedures.
Q: When should the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO be used in medical settings?
A: It is best utilized during laser surgeries involving hemorrhoids or other anorectal conditions, especially where precise tissue management is necessary. Its advanced technology supports effective treatment outcomes.
Q: Where can the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO be stored safely?
A: For best results, store the fiber at room temperature in a clean, dry environment to maintain its integrity and readiness for immediate use.
Q: What is the process for setting up the fiber before surgery?
A: Setup involves connecting the fiber to a compatible diode laser unit, ensuring the correct size is selected, and practicing proper sterility protocols before manual operation begins.
Q: What are the primary benefits of choosing this bare fiber for laser surgery?
A: Key advantages include high accuracy (98%), minimal invasiveness, reduced patient recovery time, and efficient performance in cutting, coagulation, and vaporization tasks.
Q: Is this fiber portable, and what sizes are offered?
A: Yes, the Hemorrhoids Bare Fiber LGO is easily portable and available in three lengths: 200 m, 400 m, and 600 m, providing flexibility according to procedural needs.