Bipolar transcervical uterine polypectomy using 18.5 CH Mini Resectoscope with VIO^® 3

In operative hysteroscopy, intrauterine pathologies are visualized, and then removed. The transcervical polypectomy was the preferred method for the treatment of uterine polyps.
In this case the polyp and other suspicious tissue was resected with a 18.5 french bipolar Mini Resectoscope powered by Erbe VIO^® 3 using highCUT bipolar and softCOAG^® bipolar modes. The power peak system (PPS) enables rapid incision and the highCUT allows a very precise and controlled cutting effect. The stable plasma facilitates rapid cutting.
Please follow the hyperlink in the top right corner to Dr. Izzo’s testimonial about the use of the Mini Resectoscope for hysteroscopic procedures.
The endoscopic images are captured by a VIRON X 4K System.