Flexiva Id 242 High Power Single-Use Laser Fiber

The Flexiva ID 242 High Power Single-Use Laser Fiber is a premium laser lithotripsy fiber engineered for efficient stone dusting and fragmentation during endourological procedures. Featuring a 242 µm core diameter, this fiber provides exceptional flexibility and maneuverability while maintaining reliable laser energy transmission.

Designed for use with compatible holmium laser systems, the Flexiva ID 242 supports precise stone treatment during ureteroscopy and retrograde intrarenal surgery (RIRS). Its slim profile allows enhanced ureteroscope deflection and irrigation flow, making it particularly suitable for accessing challenging anatomy within the urinary tract.

The sterile, single-use design eliminates reprocessing requirements and helps reduce cross-contamination risks while maintaining consistent procedural performance.

Key Features & Benefits

242 µm Core Diameter

Provides superior flexibility and excellent scope maneuverability.

High-Power Laser Performance

Designed for efficient stone dusting and fragmentation procedures.

Single-Use Sterile Design

Enhances patient safety and eliminates reprocessing requirements.

Consistent Energy Delivery

Supports reliable lithotripsy performance throughout procedures.

Flexible Ureteroscope Compatible

Optimized for use in modern flexible ureteroscopic procedures.

Improved Irrigation Flow

Smaller fiber diameter helps maximize visualization during treatment.

Endourology Optimized

Ideal for minimally invasive stone management procedures.

Technical Specifications

Product Name: Flexiva ID 242 Laser Fiber

Manufacturer: Boston Scientific

Fiber Core Diameter: 242 µm

Fiber Type: Holmium Laser Fiber

Usage: Single Use

Sterile: Yes

Application: Laser Lithotripsy / Stone Fragmentation

Compatibility: Holmium Laser Systems

Clinical Specialty: Endourology

Applications

Laser Lithotripsy

Kidney Stone Fragmentation

Stone Dusting Procedures

Ureteroscopy (URS)

Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS)

Endourological Laser Procedures

Hospital Urology Departments

Ambulatory Surgery Centers