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Used Olympus Hysteroflator 920400015 Insufflator We offer you a very wide choice of new and used products, covering all medical specialities. Feel free to contact us for more... view more
Olympus insufflator... view more
Asking Price:
$500 USD
OLYMPUS UHI-3 High-flow Insufflator with up to 35 litres/min. The device is supplied without CO2 high-pressure connection hose. Used Get in touch with us. Write us or call us any time, if you... view more
Asking Price:
€980 EUR
STRYKER PNEUMOSURE HIGH FLOW INSUFFLATOR/620-040-600/1006CE430 POWER ON, UNABLE TO DO FURTHER TEST SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR Please note: This item is as seen in pictures “The... view more
Asking Price:
$800 USD
OLYMPUS UHI-3 INSUFFLATOR POWER ON, UNABLE TO DO FURTHER TEST SOLD AS IS FOR PARTS OR REPAIR Please note: This item is as seen in pictures “The information provided on this page is to the... view more
Asking Price:
$1,200 USD
MPN: 26012... view more
Asking Price:$199 USD
$179 USD
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EZEM Protocol Colon Insufflator - S/N: 6400-#84512GSA - REF: 6400 - Year of Manufacture: 2008 ... view more
Asking Price:
€350 EUR
Richard Wolf REF 2221.011 Hystero CO2-Pneu Insufflator, 2026.64 Hose Connector Note: Buyers are responsible for all customs charges inclusive of any and all taxes and duties. Please be sure... view more
Asking Price:
$745 USD
OLYMPUS Co2 Insufflator UCR • SELLER offers for sale a Co2 Insufflator UCR condition with 6 months warranty. We ship worldwide. • All our products are subject to a multitude of in-depth tests... view more
Insufflator equipment is a type of medical device used in laparoscopic surgeries. It is used to inflate the abdomen with carbon dioxide gas, which provides a clear view of the abdominal organs and allows the surgeon to perform the procedure. The gas is released through a tube connected to the insufflator, which is then connected to the patient’s abdomen. The insufflator is typically controlled by a foot pedal that allows the surgeon to adjust the pressure of the gas.
Insufflator equipment is available from a variety of manufacturers, including Olympus, Stryker, and Richard Wolf. Prices for these devices range from around $3,000 to $20,000, depending on the type of device and the features included. Some of the more advanced models may also include additional features, such as an integrated camera, which can further increase the cost.
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