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Índigo OPTIMA Laser System | | | General Information | |
| Vendor | | Johnson and Johnson | | Item | | Índigo OPTIMA Laser System | | Features | | Comprised of a portable diode laser, footswitch, cart, printer and associated fiberoptic delivery devices
Includes a treatment diode laser, a marker diode laser, a thermal management system, a microprocessor-based control system, a temperature detection system, a chassis and enclosure, and user interface displays and controls
Uses three types of fiberoptic delivery devices: 1) Diffuser-Tip Fiberoptic: BPH, 2) Bare-Tip Fiberoptic, and 3) Service Fiberoptic
A footswitch (remote activation switch) connects to the back of the laser unit or the cart and is used to activate the delivery of the laser beam
A printer is mounted in the laser cart and enables printing of treatment and system diagnostic information | | Approval | | Worldwide | | Product Number | | Inquire | | Dimensions | | Inquire | | Weight | | Inquire | | Wavelength | | Treatment Laser: 800 nm - 850 nm / 0 & 2 - 20 W (Continuous)
Marker Laser: 633 nm +/- 10 nm / 1.0 mW | | Laser | | Inquire | | Application | | Treatment 0f the symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia | | Cooling System | | Inquire | | Pulse Duration | | Inquire | | Pulse Width | | Inquire | | Repetition Rate | | Inquire | | Electrical Requirements | | Nominal Voltage: 100-240 VAC
Nominal Frequency: 50-60 Hz
Nominal Current: 5.0 A at 115 VAC and 2.5 A at 230 VAC
Power Output: 0 & 2 - 20 W (Continuous); Increments: 1.0 W | | Pricing |  | Inquire |
| | Product Description | |
| The Índigo OPTIMA Laser System is designed to induce interstitial laser coagulation or tissue ablation using a near infrared laser source. When used to induce interstitial laser coagulation, the laser delivers a controlled level of laser energy to heat the targeted tissue to a temperature range where tissue necrosis rapidly occurs, but below temperatures at which carbonization begins. When used to ablate or cut tissue, the laser delivers a controlled level of laser energy to heat and vaporize tissue.
The Diffuser-Tip and Bare-Tip Fiberoptics are sterile, single patient-use devices used for surgery. The Diffuser-Tip Fiberoptic delivers laser energy from a 1 cm area at the distal tip of the fiberoptic to create an ellipsoidal lesion in the tissue being treated. The Bare-Tip Fiberoptic has a cleaved bare tip which provides for controlled incision, excision or coagulation of tissues. Each of these fiberoptic devices consists of a connector, a transmissive fiberoptic cable, and a light emitting section at the tip of the fiberoptic. A memory device, embedded in the connector, provides the laser with information about the fiberoptic. | |
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| Johnson and Johnson | | Customer Service: (732) 524-0400 | | Web site: http://www.jnj.com | | Please mention Medcompare.com when you contact the vendor. |
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