KARL STORZ 11292 VS flexible video choledochoscope with CMOS Chip-on-the-Tip imaging, integrated LED illumination and 270° deflection for precise intraoperative exploration of the biliary tract.
The KARL STORZ 11292 VS is a flexible video choledochoscope designed for intraoperative exploration of the common bile duct. Featuring Chip-on-the-Tip technology and 270° deflection, it provides precise visualization and excellent maneuverability during biliary procedures.
The 11292 VS enables comprehensive exploration of the intrahepatic and extrahepatic biliary ducts during surgical procedures. It can be integrated into both minimally invasive and open surgical techniques, facilitating evaluation of the bile ducts and localization of concretions or stones.
Its use supports intraoperative decision-making and assists clinicians during procedures for the identification and extraction of biliary stones.
The device incorporates CMOS imaging technology to provide detailed visualization of anatomical structures. Its integrated LED illumination delivers homogeneous lighting of the operative field without requiring an external light cable.
The integrated lighting system simplifies setup in the operating room and helps maintain continuous visualization throughout the procedure.
The 11292 VS provides direct transmission of movements to the distal tip through high torsional stability, supporting precise manipulation during the procedure.
Its 270° deflection system allows the endoscope to be directed toward anatomically complex areas. Thumb-operated control facilitates maneuverability and improves access to difficult-to-reach segments of the biliary tract.
The KARL STORZ 11292 VS is a flexible video choledochoscope designed for intraoperative exploration of the common bile duct. Featuring Chip-on-the-Tip technology and 270° deflection, it provides precise visualization and excellent maneuverability during biliary procedures.
The 11292 VS enables comprehensive exploration of the intrahepatic and extrahepatic biliary ducts during surgical procedures. It can be integrated into both minimally invasive and open surgical techniques, facilitating evaluation of the bile ducts and localization of concretions or stones.
Its use supports intraoperative decision-making and assists clinicians during procedures for the identification and extraction of biliary stones.
The device incorporates CMOS imaging technology to provide detailed visualization of anatomical structures. Its integrated LED illumination delivers homogeneous lighting of the operative field without requiring an external light cable.
The integrated lighting system simplifies setup in the operating room and helps maintain continuous visualization throughout the procedure.
The 11292 VS provides direct transmission of movements to the distal tip through high torsional stability, supporting precise manipulation during the procedure.
Its 270° deflection system allows the endoscope to be directed toward anatomically complex areas. Thumb-operated control facilitates maneuverability and improves access to difficult-to-reach segments of the biliary tract.