LASER

TruBlue 445nm A.R.C. Laser

The WOLF TruBlue 445nm Laser is a Blue Light Laser which combines the best lasers out of both worlds. The smallest ‘KTP + CO 2 ’ – like laser unit for coagulation, vaporisation and bloodless surgery, with all benefits of a razor-sharp scalpel inside an extremely flexible glass fiber. This laser is a portable, fiber guided laser system, specially designed for various ENT applications.

The laser wavelength of the TruBlue laser has a high absorption in haemoglobin and pigment (melanin), 10x higher than a KTP laser. The TruBlue laser is also transparent in water, like the KTP.

Therefore, the TruBlue laser has also the photo-angiolytic effect for among others:
Laryngology treatments of Papillomas, Vascular Ectasia, Leukoplakia, Reinke’s Edema, Early cancer, etc.
Otology: Hemostasis, Stapes Crura, Stapes Prosthesis, Glomus Tumor.
Rhinology: Capillary Ectasia, Osler-Weber disease, Turbinate reduction.

Furthermore, the TruBlue laser has the possibility to cut like a CO 2  laser; non-contact with a very low necrosis zone beside the cut. The TruBlue laser has a glass-fiber core and with a Helium-flow system you can use the laser like a fiber guided CO 2 lasers.

Fiber
All fibers have a patented plug-and-play connection and are available in diameter of 300/400/600 µm. The fibers can be used with a handpiece and different cannulas, in flexible or rigid endoscopes for outpatient or clinical use. We also offer sterile and single use probes for Otology e.g. stapes surgery. The WOLF truly stands apart from the industry in terms of design and craftsmanship. Through use of unique materials and cooling technology, the laser unit is a fraction of the
size and weight of other lasers on the market, providing an  unparalleled level of flexibility in setup within the OR, clinic or office.

indications

• Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis, RRP
• Polypectomy in the area of Vocal Ligaments
• Microsurgery of Vocal Folds and Cords
• Dysplasia removal
• Hemangioma & Ectasia coagulation
• Reinke’s oedema
• Stapes surgery
• Glomus Tympanicum