Richard 7305.001

The 7305.001 serves outpatient urology departments that examine the urethra and the bladder. Urologists operate it, and a light source with a fibre-optic cable connection provides illumination. A case keeps the scope and its set together between lists.

Passage through the urethra comes first. The oblique tip and the oval distal end are shaped for that route, and the 5 mm (15 Fr) shaft carries the optics and the channel together. The scope then reaches the bladder along its 400 mm working length. Light travels from the source through the removable fibre cable to the tip, so the view is lit as the scope advances.

Inspection of the bladder follows. The optics look straight ahead at a 0° direction of view, and the 120° angle of view takes in the surrounding wall. The tip bends 210° up or 150° down, so the operator brings each region into view while the shaft stays in place.

The lever and its brake serve every moment that calls for a steady view. Once the tip is set, the brake holds it there, and an accessory passes through the 2.5 mm channel while the tip stays aimed at the target. Forceps, HF probes and laser fibres all pass through the channel, entering at the instrument port on the adapter.

Between patients, the scope is reprocessed. The leak tester, gas sterilisation valve,e and disposable cleaning brush are included in the set for testing, cleaning,g and sterilisation. The light cable is detached for cleaning and storage, and the scope returns to service for the next patient on the list.

A lever that sets and locks the tip

One control lever moves the tip, and its easy-action brake holds it at the set position. The operator can release attention from the lever and focus on the accessory and the image.

A 210° upward and 150° downward range

The tip bends 210° up and 150° down. This range lets the operator navigate the bladder while keeping the shaft in place.

A 5 mm shaft with an oval distal end

The shaft is 5 mm (15 Fr) in diameter, and the oval distal end shapes the passage through the urethra. The oblique tip leads the way.

A 120° view straight ahead

The optics look along the tip axis at a 0° direction of view. The 120° angle of view also shows the area around the centre of the image.

A 2.5 mm channel for flexible accessories

The channel is 2.5 mm (7.5 Fr) in diameter. Forceps, HF probes and laser fibres pass through it to the tip.

An adapter with instrument and irrigation ports

The adapter in the set carries the instrument port and the irrigation connections. Accessories enter through the port, and irrigation connects at the same adapter.

A reprocessing set in the case

The leak tester, gas sterilisation valve, and disposable cleaning brush travel with the scope. The set holds what the routine between patients calls for, in one case.

Immersible and gas sterilisable construction

The scope is immersible and gas sterilisable. Reuse across a list depends on reprocessing, which is the upkeep this scope requires.

A removable fibre light cable

The light cable has a 2.5 mm bundle and detaches from the scope. It comes off for cleaning, sterilisation and storage.

Flexible fibre cystoscope

The 7305.001 examines the urethra and the bladder through a flexible fibre shaft. It is a reusable instrument for outpatient urology.

Control lever with locking brake

The lever moves the tip, and the easy-action brake holds it in place. The handle is ergonomic and sits in the hand through a list.

Upward deflection of 210°

The tip bends 210° up. This range lets the operator tilt the view upward while inspecting the bladder.

Downward deflection of 150°

The tip bends 150° down. Movingthe lflever forwardroduces this downward bend.

Direction of view of 0°

The optics look straight ahead along the tip axis. The centre of the image shows what lies in front of the scope.

Angle of view of 120°

The angle of view is 120°. The image takes in the area around the centre as well as the centre itself.

Shaft diameter of 5 mm (15 Fr)

The shaft measures 5 mm (15 Fr). It carries the optics, channel, and bending mechanism.

Oblique tip and oval distal end

The tip is angled, and the distal end is oval. Both shapes suit passage through the urethra.

Instrument channel of 2.5 mm (7.5 Fr)

The channel is 2.5 mm in diameter (7.5 Fr). It carries forceps, HF probes,s and laser fibres from the adapter to the tip.

Working length of 400 mm

The working length is 400 mm. It sets the reach from the handle into the urethra and the bladder.

Total length of 660 mm

The total length is 660 mm, and the working length is 400 mm.

Instrument port adapter

The adapter with part number 7305.782 carries the instrument port and the irrigation connections. It ships in the set.

Fibre light connection

A removable fibre light cable with a 2.5 mm bundle joins the scope to the light source. Adapters sit on the light source side and on the scope side.

Leak tester and gas sterilisation valve

The leak tester (163.903) and the gas sterilisation valve (163.904) are part of the set. They serve the testing and sterilisation steps of reprocessing.

Disposable cleaning brush and case

The disposable cleaning brush (7990002) serves the cleaning step, and the case holds the scope with its set. Both ship together.

Luer attachment option

An attachment with two Luer connectors and a quick-lock mechanism (7305.781) is available as an option. It joins disposable taps to the scope.

The 7305.001 suits outpatient urology departments that want a flexible fibre cystoscope built around one lever and its brake. The lever sets the tip within a 210° upward and 150° downward range, and the brake holds it there, so an accessory passes through the 2.5 mm channel while the tip stays aimed at the target. That steady aim is the core of how the scope works. A 5 mm shaft with an oval distal end leads the way through the urethra before the bladder comes into view. Forceps, HF probes, and laser fibres share one channel, and the leak tester, valve, brush, and case in the set cover the routine between patients. The working length is 400 mm.