Benefits of the technology

MiCutting-edge laser technologies, such as thulium fiber lasers (TFL), diode lasers and advanced fiber solutions, improve surgical precision, safety and overall patient outcomes.

Urological laser treatments from biolitec provide excellent hemostasis (bleeding control), efficient ablation (tissue removal), minimal surrounding-tissue damage, short catheter time, and fast recovery. In many cases, the minimally invasive procedures can be performed on an outpatient basis.

Applications

Stone Management (Lithotripsy)

The LEONARDO® Duster Thulium Fiber Laser (TFL) and dedicated fibers provide superior dusting performance and fast stone fragmentation. The full fiber range allows easy access and effective treatment even in complex anatomical areas, while minimizing tissue damage and stone migration. This leads to improved stone-free rates compared to conventional methods.

Tumor Management

TULA® DUAL – Transurethral Laser Ablation
A minimally invasive outpatient procedure for treating non-muscle-invasive bladder tumors, especially suitable for elderly or high-risk patients as it does not require general anesthesia. The dual-wavelength technology ensures effective vaporization and strong hemostasis. It is also recognized in clinical guidelines such as the GIRFT urology pathway.

FLA Prostate (Focal Laser Ablation of Prostate)

Focal laser ablation (FLA) is a precise and minimally invasive treatment for localized prostate tumors. It selectively destroys tumor tissue while preserving healthy prostate structures, helping maintain urinary and sexual function and improving overall quality of life.

Soft Tissue Ablation – Condyloma

Condyloma can be treated effectively using laser technology with gentle tissue interaction, resulting in smooth healing and minimal scarring. Reusable LOMA handpieces provide a cost-effective solution for surgeons.

Urinary Strictures & Upper Tract Tumors

Laser systems and a wide range of fibers allow safe, minimally invasive treatment of urinary obstructions caused by ureteral strictures or upper tract tumors, ensuring precision and reduced tissue damage.