IPL Star ENDO-PRO

The ENDO-PRO serves proctology practice through a stated range of haemorrhoid, fistula and pilonidal sinus procedures. This places it in colorectal departments and surgical settings that use laser equipment for those applications. The dual-wavelength source supplies treatment light at 980 nm and 1470 nm, and the unit has a 30 W + 20 W output. These figures describe the laser platform used within the procedure setup.

Haemorrhoid treatment gives the system a defined role in anorectal care. Haemostasis and tissue ablation are named treatment functions, establishing the intended action of the laser within that clinical context. The equipment provides the laser energy source, while the treating surgeon determines the procedure and the tissue being addressed. Its place in the department follows from that specific application and its stated treatment functions.

Fistula and pilonidal sinus applications add tract-related work to the ENDO-PRO's scope. Both are named within its minimally invasive proctology positioning. For a surgical team, these uses establish the clinical tasks around which the equipment is considered. The platform's contribution remains the laser source and its declared configuration, brought into the working arrangement for the chosen procedure.

The desktop console sits beside the treatment area, supported in its working position. Its top handle provides a carrying grip for positioning, the front display provides the operating view, and the right-side panel brings together the connections and controls. These physical features matter for how the main unit fits into the surgical setup. The ENDO-PRO suits departments seeking this combination of three named clinical applications, two treatment wavelengths and a console with an integrated carrying point.

A carrying point stays with the main unit.

The handle is integrated into the top of the ENDO-PRO enclosure. This gives the console a dedicated grip when it is positioned, with the handling point remaining part of the laser unit throughout its use in the department.

Desktop placement supports the working arrangement.

The main laser source is housed in a desktop console that rests on a support beside the treatment area. That format gives the unit a defined working position, with its screen facing the operator and the side panel available within the equipment layout.

Paired output is stated as part of the configuration

The ENDO-PRO carries a 30 W + 20 W laser output designation. This gives the equipment specification a concrete power figure alongside its wavelength information, allowing the supplied configuration to be identified by both the treatment light and the stated output pair.

Two wavelengths define the treatment source.

The laser platform provides 980 nm and 1470 nm treatment light. Both wavelengths belong to the ENDO-PRO's specification and underpin its dual-wavelength identity within the named proctology applications.

Three applications establish the clinical fit.

Haemorrhoids, fistulas and pilonidal sinus form the stated application range. This gives the system a specific clinical context when a department assesses its laser equipment around the procedures carried out by its surgical team.

Haemostasis accompanies the tissue-treatment role.

The treatment positioning includes haemostasis as well as tissue ablation. These names identify the intended functions of the laser during the procedure, keeping bleeding control and tissue treatment visible within the system's protocol description.

The front display provides the operating view.

A front-facing display places the interface on the console's main face. Its location gives the operator a defined viewing position while the laser unit remains on its support beside the treatment area.

Connections and controls occupy a side panel.

The right-side panel brings the console's connections and controls together beside the front display. This creates a clear physical arrangement for the main unit: the carrying handle above, the operating view in front, and the panel on the side.

ENDO-PRO model designation

ENDO-PRO identifies the supplied proctology platform. Its stated configuration combines two treatment wavelengths with a 30 W + 20 W output designation and three named clinical applications.

980 nm treatment light

The source specifies 980 nm as one of its treatment wavelengths. This figure identifies one part of the light output provided by the dual-wavelength laser platform.

1470 nm treatment light

The second specified treatment wavelength is 1470 nm. It belongs to the same ENDO-PRO configuration and completes the system's named pair of treatment wavelengths.

30 W + 20 W output configuration

The supplied configuration is identified by a paired 30 W + 20 W output designation. These power figures form part of the laser specification alongside the 980 nm and 1470 nm wavelengths.

Haemorrhoid treatment application

Haemorrhoids are among the named treatment applications. This establishes the ENDO-PRO's role in a defined area of anorectal practice within its overall proctology positioning.

Fistula treatment application

The clinical range includes fistulas. This gives the platform an identified use in tract-related surgical work, alongside the other proctology procedures named for the ENDO-PRO.

Pilonidal sinus application

Pilonidal sinus is a further named application. It forms part of the same treatment range as haemorrhoids and fistulas, giving the system three stated clinical areas of use.

Haemostasis function

Haemostasis is included in the treatment description. The term means control of bleeding and identifies one of the laser's intended functions during the proctology procedure.

Tissue ablation function

The system's positioning includes tissue ablation. This describes the removal or destruction of selected tissue using laser energy as part of the intended treatment approach within its named clinical range.

Integrated top handle

A handle is built into the upper part of the console enclosure. It provides the carrying grip for the main unit and remains a visible part of the ENDO-PRO's physical design.

Front-facing display

The console has a display on its front face. This forms the visible operating interface, giving the main unit a defined viewing direction when it is supported beside the treatment area.

Right-side connection and control panel

The connections and controls sit on the enclosure's right side. Their position gives the console a side panel alongside its front display and top carrying handle.

The IPL Star ENDO-PRO suits surgical departments whose proctology work includes haemorrhoids, fistulas and pilonidal sinus. Its equipment identity rests on the 980 nm and 1470 nm wavelength pair, the stated 30 W + 20 W configuration and the intended haemostasis and tissue ablation functions. The integrated handle gives staff a carrying grip on the console itself, making positioning part of the main unit's physical design. In its working location, the desktop enclosure rests on a support with the display facing forward. The console's enclosure, grip and panel remain practical points of attention during routine handling. Its display is on the front, and its connection and control panel is on the right side.