Urology
Male Infertility Surgery
Urologists performing microsurgical varicocelectomies routinely use VTI’s 20 MHz Microvascular Doppler System to identify and preserve the testicular artery while allowing veins to be safely tied off during the varicocele repair. Our 20 MHz Microvascular System combines a miniature Doppler probe tip with a high operating frequency, allowing the system to emit a tightly focused signal with a shallow depth of signal penetration. This level of precision is essential for the microsurgeon performing varicocele repairs.
VTI’s sterile, single patient use Doppler probes provide a high level of reliability while optimizing patient safety. We offer multiple configurations of our 20 MHz hand-held probes, which are ideal for open microsurgical varicocelectomy, as well as our flexible drop-in Doppler probe, which is employed in laparoscopic varicocele repair.
Surgical Procedures
- Microvascular Varicocele Ligation
- Microvascular Spermatic Cord Denervation
- Penile Reconstruction
Doppler Uses
- Identifies and preserves the testicular artery
- Differentiates venous and arterial vessels
- Verifies technical results of anastomoses
Benefits
- Miniature probe tip optimal for use with microvasculature
- Probes specifically designed to minimize obstruction of microsurgical view
- System emits a tightly focused signal, imparting the precision required for microsurgery
- Eliminates probe failure due to reprocessing
- Disposable probes optimize patient safety & OR efficiency
Clinical Studies Demonstrate:
- Use of intraoperative Doppler in microscopic subinguinal varicocelectomy shortens operative time, increases the number of spermatic arteries spared and spermatic veins ligated, and increases sperm motility after surgery, as compared to microscopic subinguinal varicocelectomy without Doppler assistance.1,2
- Intraoperative Doppler “…should be routinely used as an effective tool to improve outcomes and safety of varicocelectomy.”1
References:
1 Guo L, Sun W, Shao G, Song H, Ge N, Zhao S, Liu Y, Zhang X, Xiao Z, Yuan M. Outcomes of Microscopic Subinguinal Varicocelectomy With and Without the Assistance of Doppler Ultrasound: A Randomized Clinical Trial. Urology. 2015 Nov;86(5):922-8.
2 Cocuzza M, Pagani R, Coelho R, Srougi M, Hallak J. The systematic use of intraoperative vascular Doppler ultrasound during microsurgical subinguinal varicocelectomy improves precise identification and preservation of testicular blood supply. Fertil Steril. 2010 May 1;93(7):2396-9.
Catalog Details
Product Name | Box Quantity | Product Number |
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VTI SURGICAL DOPPLER 20 MHz, SINGLE OUTPUT, AC | 1 | 108400-AC |
VTI SURGICAL DOPPLER 20 MHz, SINGLE OUTPUT, (DC POWER) | 1 | 108400 |
VTI DOPPLER PROBE STRAIGHT TIP, STERILE, (20 MHz 1.5mm TIP) | 4 | 108200 |
VTI DOPPLER PROBE CURVED, STERILE, (20 MHz 1.5mm TIP) | 4 | 102802 |
VTI DOPPLER PROBE BAYONET, STERILE, (20 MHz 1.5mm TIP) | 4 | 108610 |
VTI DOPPLER, STERILE, 20MHz, (ROBOTIC DROP IN, 1.5mm TIP) | 4 | 108380 |
POWER SUPPLY: DESKTOP 90-264 VAC | 1 | 108110-Supply |
POWER CORD: HOSPITAL US | 1 | 108110-US |
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