Modern urological surgery requires equipment that enables various types of procedures with precise control of treatment parameters. To equip a medical facility in Lviv, Loran Group supplied the Quanta System Cyber Ho 60 holmium laser. The system is designed for lithotripsy, prostate enucleation, treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia, and soft tissue surgery.
One laser for various clinical applications
The Quanta System Cyber Ho 60 operates at a wavelength of 2.1 μm and provides power of up to 60 W. Pulse energy reaches 5 J, while the frequency is up to 60 Hz.
The combination of these parameters allows the system to be used for various urological procedures. The penetration depth of the laser radiation is 0.3–0.4 mm, providing localized tissue treatment.
Retropulsion control and operating modes
For stone treatment, the Cyber Ho 60 uses Vapor Tunnel and MasterPULSE technologies designed to improve retropulsion control.
The system is operated using a dual foot pedal, enabling quick switching between modes, including cutting and coagulation. The RFID system is used to identify the connected fibers.
The high pulse frequency combined with flexible adjustment of operating parameters makes the system suitable for various clinical scenarios. This versatility allows a single system to be used for several areas of urological surgery without the need for separate laser systems for each type of procedure.
Technical specifications
• wavelength – 2.1 μm;
• power – up to 60 W;
• pulse energy – up to 5 J;
• frequency – up to 60 Hz;
• pilot light – 532 nm;
• control – dual foot pedal;
• fiber identification – RFID.
The Quanta System Cyber Ho 60 combines capabilities for lithotripsy, prostate procedures, and soft tissue surgery in a single laser system. If you are planning to equip a urology department or operating room, Loran Group can help you select a laser system according to the specific needs of your medical facility and provide consultation on its capabilities.
