Lumenis AcuPulse 40WG

Flexible & Delicate CO2 Laser performance

Expand your range of surgical procedures with the AcuPulse 40WG CO2 laser and FiberLase CO2 fiber family of products. Owing to years of collaboration with leading surgeons, the precision of the CO2 laser technology is no longer limited to line-of-site performance. Adding delicacy and flexibility to the surgical capabilities, opens a new sphere of patient care and allows to address broad range of clinical challenges while preserving healthy tissue.

The AcuPulse designated system module allows complete utilization of the Fiber’s capabilities including optimal energy transmission and aiming beam and the wide range of addressable clinical indications. AcuPulse CO2 laser systems are ideal for precision in delicate spaces. All AcuPulse laser systems feature Super Pulse, Pulser and Continuous Wave (CW) laser modes for individualized and controlled tissue management.

Clinical Indications

The flexibility of the CO2 laser fiber allows you to address a broad range of clinical indications in the operating room and in the outpatient environment. Lumenis provides you with a full suite of CO2 surgical tools that are designated to precisely target hard to reach anatomy and to address delicate clinical indications related to Head and Neck, Otology, Gynecology and general surgery pathologies.

AcuPulse 40WG Unique Features

Three power and time exposure modes that enables customized energy delivery for optimal tissue management:
- CW – Steady, continuous beam of energy. Optimal for when coagulation is desirable
- PULSER – Constant frequency with variable pulse length yields the desired average power
- SUPER PULSE – Continuous series of short duration, high peak power pulses. Optimal for char free outcome
Advanced, electronically controlled air management system.
Embedded procedure and assembly videos in the user interface
99 memories can be integrated and saved on the system for varies users

FiberLase Flexible CO2 Laser Fiber

CO2 laser application through a fiber is intuitive. This handheld device is an extension of the surgeons’ hand and enables maximal control on tissue manipulation. Spot size is smallest when the fiber tip is close to tissue; perfect for incision and dissection.

Simply pulling the tip away from tissue increases the spot size and reduces power density when hemostasis is desired. When the spot size is large and power is turned up, the rate of ablation increases.

Otolaryngology (ENT)

Benign and malignant lesions: Oral, Nasal, Pharynx, Larynx, Trachea and Ear.

Papillomatosis, Tonsillectomy, Bronchoscopy, Subglottic and Tracheal Stenosis, Stapedotomy, Cholesteatoma, Myringotomy

Gynecology
(including laparoscopy and robotic assisted surgery)

Endometriosis, Excision/ lysis of adhesions, Uterine myomas and fi broids, Ovarian fi bromas and follicle cysts. Uterosacral ligament ablation, Hysterectomy, Conization of the cervix

Neurology
(Neurological indications for treatment of the Central Nervous System are only for USA)

Posterior fossa tumors, Peripheral neurectomy. Benign and malignant tumors and cysts, acoustic neuromas, lipomas. Arteriovenous malformation, Pituitary gland tumors