Endonenous laser ablation method is a common treatment method used to close varicose veins using high-power laser beams. In this method, laser beams are sent into the varicose veins using fiber optic laser probes. In order to provide the most appropriate treatment and to deliver the laser beams to the target area without damaging the surrounding tissues, circular (radial) light output laser probes have superior properties than probes that emit light straight from the fiber end.

It can emit light as a single homogeneous circle or as two separate homogeneous circles of equal strength, depending on the application needs. Probes produced in high quality standards do not encounter problems such as power loss and blackening, keeping the laser power low and using the laser device efficiently.

In the EVLA method, laser fiber is inserted into the vein by entering the Safena Magna vein from the wrist or knee level under ultrasound guidance. After the location of this fiber is confirmed by ultrasound, local anesthesia is applied throughout the vessel. The laser fiber is withdrawn and the entire vessel is closed by applying laser energy. The closed vessel is gradually reduced and destroyed by the body.

Usage Indication (Radial fiber, Radial Slim Fiber, Radial Slim 2 Ring Fiber, Radial 2 Ring Fiber)

• Fibers are for endovenous laser occlusion.
• Radial cessation is applied from the distal end of the product.
• This results in a homogeneous photo-thermal denaturation and closure of the treated vein.
• Sedation + local anesthesia or spinal anesthesia (anesthetized from the waist) can be applied.
• It is suitable for endoluminal ablation by entering the vein percutaneously.
• Presented in disposable sterile packages.
• Single or double circular (Radial) outlet according to application needs
• Probe diameter suitable for 6F or 4F catheters according to application need
• Easy integration into the laser device with the plug-and-turn method
• Ring marking for usage routing and tracking