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Resectoscopes

A resectoscope removes tissue from the bladder, prostate or uterus under direct vision, using an electrosurgical loop that passes through a sheath alongside the telescope. It is assembled from several parts — outer and inner sheaths, obturator, working element, telescope, electrode and cable — and each has to match the system and French size.

This collection lists resectoscope sheaths, working elements, cables and sets for Storz, Olympus, ACMI (Gyrus) and Stryker systems. Each listing names the system and size. If you are unsure what fits, send us the model numbers of your current equipment.

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  • Laser Resectoscope Working Element for use with 0.80mm Laser Fibers
    $2,484.00 - $2,484.00
    $2,484.00
    $2,484.00 - $2,484.00
    $2,484.00

    Laser Resectoscope Working Element for use with 0.80mm Laser Fibers

    This is a brand-new laser resectoscope working element designed for 0.80mm laser fibers.Instead of an electrical loop, this working element guides ...

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    $2,484.00 - $2,484.00
    $2,484.00
    $2,484.00 - $2,484.00
    $2,484.00
  • Oly Resectoscope Set Bipolar
    $7,762.50 - $7,762.50
    $7,762.50
    $7,762.50 - $7,762.50
    $7,762.50

    Oly Resectoscope Set Bipolar

    Bipolar Working Element Oly A22002A Telescope 4mm, 30 Deg Autoclavable Oly A22021A Outer Sheath 27fr. Oly A22041A Inner Sheath 24fr. Oly A22085A ...

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    $7,762.50 - $7,762.50
    $7,762.50
    $7,762.50 - $7,762.50
    $7,762.50
  • Adapter for KWIK Snap Resectoscope Sheath to Attach Optical Forceps
    $310.50 - $310.50
    $310.50
    $310.50 - $310.50
    $310.50

    Adapter for KWIK Snap Resectoscope Sheath to Attach Optical Forceps

    Adapter for KWIK Snap Resectoscope Sheath to Attach Optical Forceps 3-Year Warranty About this instrument Resectoscope components and el...

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    $310.50 - $310.50
    $310.50
    $310.50 - $310.50
    $310.50

What This Collection Covers

  • Outer and inner sheaths — 22Fr to 28Fr, fixed and rotatable, continuous flow, oblique beak
  • Paediatric and uretero-resecto sheaths — including 12Fr and 13Fr
  • Obturators — standard and visual
  • Working elements — passive and laser working elements, laser bridges
  • High-frequency cables and complete bipolar resectoscope sets

Continuous Flow or Intermittent Flow?

A continuous-flow resectoscope has an inner and outer sheath: irrigation flows in through one and out through the other, keeping the view clear without stopping to drain. Intermittent-flow designs use a single sheath and are emptied periodically. Continuous flow is the usual choice for longer resections.

How to Choose

System and size. Match the sheath to your working element, telescope and French size. Inner and outer sheaths must pair.

Energy. Monopolar and bipolar systems use different electrodes and cables; confirm which your generator uses.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Fr mean on a resectoscope sheath?
French gauge: the outer circumference in millimetres. 26Fr is about 8.7 mm in diameter.

What is a visual obturator?
An obturator that accepts the telescope, so the sheath can be introduced under direct vision.

Related categories: sheaths and obturators, bipolar loops and components, cystoscopes, hysteroscopes, urethroscopes and telescopes and optics.