Monopolar TURP Resectoscope Set

A resectoscope TURP set is a specialized instrument used in urology for transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), a minimally invasive surgery to remove excess prostate tissue. 

It consists of multiple components that work together to visualize, cut, and remove prostate tissue while maintaining hemostasis (bleeding control).

Here's a breakdown of the main components:

• Resectoscope: This is the core instrument, resembling a long, thin telescope with a working channel at its tip. The endoscope houses a camera and light source that provide surgeons with a clear view of the operating field.
• Sheaths: These are hollow tubes that fit inside the urethra and guide the resectoscope. They come in different sizes and types, such as continuous flow sheaths for irrigation and hemostasis.
• Working element: This is the part that actually cuts the prostate tissue. It consists of a loop electrode at the tip, which passes electrical current to vaporize tissue. Different loop shapes are available for various surgical approaches.
• Generator: This machine supplies the electrical current used for tissue vaporization. It also controls the cutting power and irrigation flow.
• Accessories: Additional instruments like obturators, graspers, and irrigation sets may be included in the set depending on the surgeon's preference and the specific procedure.