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BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H) vs Olympus RenaFlex
Both are single-use ureteroscopes. Every figure below is transcribed from the manufacturers' own documents.
What separates them
- Olympus RenaFlex has the slimmer shaft — 9.5 Fr against 10 Fr for the BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H).
- BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H) has the wider deflection — 275° against 270° for the Olympus RenaFlex.
- Olympus RenaFlex has the wider field of view — 120° against 110° for the BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H).
BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H)
- Insertion / shaft diameter
- 10 Fr
- Working channel
- 3.6 Fr + 1.8 Fr (dual lumen)
- Deflection
- 275° up / 275° down
- Image resolution
- 160,000 pixels (160K)
- Field of view
- 110° (depth of view 5–50 mm)
- Working length
- Not stated
- Runs on
- Dedicated Urofino image processor, compatible with all Seegen scopes. Portable screen runs standalone or into an existing stack
- Regulatory status
- Not stated in the cited document
- Laser / energy compatibility
- Not stated in the cited document
- Sterility and packaging
- Supplied sterile, single patient use. Shelf life not stated
- NHS Supply Chain
- Not confirmed — no framework listing on file
Olympus RenaFlex
- Insertion / shaft diameter
- 9.5 Fr outer diameter
- Working channel
- 3.6 Fr
- Deflection
- 270° up / 270° down
- Image resolution
- Not stated
- Field of view
- 120°, with auto white balance and brightness
- Working length
- Not stated
- Runs on
- Olympus CV-S1 Video System Center for flexible single-use endoscopes
- Regulatory status
- FDA 510(k) clearance announced April 2024. UK status not stated in the cited document
- Laser / energy compatibility
- Not stated in the cited document
- Sterility and packaging
- Not stated in the cited document
- NHS Supply Chain
- Not confirmed — no framework listing on file
BioSpectrum Urofino 10 Fr Dual Lumen (UV-130D-H) in full · Olympus RenaFlex in full