Thorax
Endoscopy has become an essential tool in thoracic diagnosis and therapy. Originally used primarily for diagnosing pleural disorders, endoscopes are now an integral part of major thoracic surgery. Bronchoscopy, a procedure associated with thoracic surgery, helps detect lung tumors early through diagnostic interventions. Both palliative and curative interventions are used in the treatment of pulmonary diseases*. Mediastinoscopy permits extensive lymphadenectomy, including for therapeutic purposes.
The KARL STORZ Thorax product range includes endoscopes and instruments for thoracoscopy, video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS), and minithoracotomy, including autofluorescence procedures, mediastinoscopy, and rigid and flexible bronchoscopy.
* C. Kroegel and U. Costabel, Klinische Pneumologie, Stuttgart: Thieme, 2014, p. 132
Highlights
Video Mediastinoscopy – Plug & Play
The compact HD video mediastinoscope is based on the CMOS chip-on-the-tip sensor technology and is equipped with an LED light source integrated in the handle. It is lightweight, has a balanced weight distribution, and is fully autoclavable.
It can be used in combination with either the KARL STORZ IMAGE1 S™ camera platform and the CONNECT and X-LINK modules or with the KARL STORZ TELEPACK+, the compact and portable camera system with FULL-HD camera control unit and integrated network function. It can also be connected to the TELECAM C3 FULL HD control unit.
Special features:
- Compact handle with integrated LED light source
- Keyboard with haptic feedback for camera menu control
- CMOS chip-on-the-tip sensor technology in the blade
- Blade with uninterrupted right lateral slit
- Plug & play – one cable outlet with plug connection to the X-LINK module
Silver Is the New Black
LIVE – Video Bronchoscopes with integrated LED
The new LIVE video bronchoscopes feature excellent image quality, natural color rendering, and homogeneous illumination. A special feature is the LED light source integrated in the handle. State-of-the-art technology is combined with the economy of LEDs. No separate light source is necessary.
- Treatment and diagnosis in HD
- Available in two sizes: LIVE 6.5 and LIVE 5.5
- Compatible with IMAGE1 S™ and TELE PACK +
- Enhanced visualization with S-Technologies
Bronchoscopy Instruments for Children
A practical set classification for the clinical routine
KARL STORZ offers instruments for pediatric bronchoscopy that are customized to the anatomy of children. This includes bronchoscopes in various sizes and lengths as well as optical forceps and accessories. To optimally structure our comprehensive product range for the benefit of our customers, we offer a total of three sets for foreign body removal in children. They are organized by age and corresponding tracheal diameter. Each set includes the appropriate bronchoscope sizes with a compatible telescope, optical forceps, and accessories. The instrument sets therefore offer everything needed for foreign body removal.
Sets:
- Set 1: Age group 0-6 months
- Set 2: Age group 6 months – 6 years
- Set 3: Age group 6-14 years
Additional information on the specialty
TIPCAM® 1 Rubina™ – Autorotation& 180° Flip
Flexible Video Bronchoscopes
IMAGE1 S™ Rubina™ – mORe to discover – Main teaser
VATS Lobectomy
VATS Wedge Resection
Alternative – Universal – Extended video mediastinoscopy with distending, narrow blades
LIVE - LED Integrated Video Endoscopes Flexible Bronchoscopes from KARL STORZ
ENDOSCOPES AND INSTRUMENTS FOR ENT ESOPHAGOSCOPY - BRONCHOSCOPY
Systematic Simplicity – HD video mediastinoscopy – Plug & Play
TRAINERS AND SIMULATORS
Fiberskope Serien 110xx ..., 111xx ..., 112xx ..., 113xx ..., 13304C*)
Miniature endoscopes
HOPKINS® telescopes Models 26003 ACA/BCA/FCA/FCEA, 26003 ARA/BRA/FRA/FREA, 26046 ACA/BCA/FCA, 26046 ARA/BRA/FRA
ENDOCAMELEON® HOPKINS® telescope 49003 AE
HOPKINS Telescopes Models 49003 AA/BA/FA; 49046 AA/BA/FA; 49011 AA/BA; 49031 AA; 28400 AA
Single port video-assisted thoracic surgery: advancing scope technology
Human Medicine
Thorax
European Journal of Cardio-Thoracic Surgery (2014) 1–1doi:10.1093/ejcts/ezu236