Flexible video ureterorenoscope, reusable

A flexible video ureterorenoscope is a medical device used to visually examine the ureter and renal pelvis, and to perform treatments such as removing or crushing stones. It is inserted through the urethra or a surgically-created opening, and uses a video system to transmit images to a monitor. This allows doctors to see the area they are treating, and to evaluate conditions like pyelitis and renal failure. The device is designed to be flexible, making it easier to navigate the curves of the ureter.

When browsing this category, it's helpful to know that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight, and are typically supplied as reusable devices. They are intended for use in urological procedures, and are designed to be used multiple times with proper cleaning and maintenance. Understanding the regulatory framework and classification of these devices can help inform decisions about their use and maintenance.