Netcare
Netcare Disposable 5.2mm Flexible Bronchoscope with Dedicated Working Channels: Compatible with PC, Laptops and phones
Netcare Disposable 5.2mm Flexible Bronchoscope with Dedicated Working Channels: Compatible with PC, Laptops and phones
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The Netcare Flexible Disposable Bronchoscope is portable and handheld, with up/down 210° angulation, a dedicated working channel for suction and biopsy, and USB connectivity. Designed for ICU safety and single-use zero-contamination workflows.
Critical Features
- 100% Disposable Design: Zero cross-contamination risk. No sterilization required.
- Superior Angulation: Up 210° / Down 210° for navigating complex bronchial anatomy.
- Dedicated Working Channels: Instrument channel for biopsy/brushes and suction port with lever control.
- Handheld, Portable: All-in-one ergonomic design with USB 3.0 plug-and-play connectivity.
- Image & Documentation: Integrated photo and video capture for EHR integration.
Primary Clinical Applications
- ICU Airway Management: Difficult intubations, tube placement confirmation, secretion management.
- Bedside Diagnostics: Rapid examination for pneumonia, hemoptysis, and tumor staging.
- Biopsy & Lavage: Transbronchial Biopsy (TBB) and Bronchoalveolar Lavage (BAL).
- Emergency Medicine: Foreign body removal and rapid trauma assessment.
| Specification | Detail |
| Type | Flexible Disposable Bronchoscope |
| Angulation | Up 210° / Down 210° |
| Working Channel | Suction and Biopsy |
| Connectivity | USB 3.0 (Plug and Play) |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a disposable bronchoscope and why is it used instead of a reusable one?
A disposable bronchoscope eliminates cross-contamination risk between patients — critical in ICU settings where multi-drug resistant organisms are prevalent. It also removes the cost, time, and compliance burden of complex reprocessing and sterilization cycles required for reusable bronchoscopes, enabling faster patient turnaround.
What is the angulation range of the Netcare disposable bronchoscope?
The distal tip angulates 210° up and 210° down, providing a total 420° range of motion for navigating segmental and subsegmental bronchi during ICU bronchoscopy and foreign body retrieval procedures.
What procedures can be performed through the working channel?
The instrument channel accepts biopsy forceps, cytology brushes, and lavage catheters for transbronchial biopsy (TBB), bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL), and bronchial washing. A dedicated suction port with lever control allows simultaneous secretion management.
How does the bronchoscope connect to a monitor?
Via USB 3.0 — plug-and-play to any Windows laptop, PC, or monitor without a dedicated camera unit or video processor. Ideal for bedside ICU use and emergency settings where a full endoscopy stack is not available.
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