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close or piled up to other equipment, it should observe and test the system can be run
normally.
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Although the device has been designed to interfere with the protection of such
electromagnetic radiation. When it connects with RF surgical set, you should restart the
device as soon as electromagnetic interference occurs. Furthermore, If it is still
unresolved, please increase the distance with the RF.
1.12 WEEE
The following description conforms to the stipulation of 2002/96/CE which stipulate the measures
to deal with such electronic products . Please comply with the WEEE standards when deal with such
equipment including it’s parts and material.
.
This label is printed on products, package or instructor manual. This label means this
products enters into the market after August 13
th
,2005. You should deal with each
component separately according to local stipulation of waste disposal.
Mishandling or throwing away this equipment will be harmful to environment or human
healthy because this equipment contains special material.
According to WEEE standard, it must not deal with this equipment like domestic
waste, it should be divided and disposaled.
You can contact local waste disposal collecting department to get detailed information.
Illegal disposal of waste will be subject to legal sanctions.
2 Products description
2.1 Products list
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Flexible Video- cystoscope
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3.5” monitor or 8” monitor
3
）
Leakage tester, Cover for gas sterilization, SD card, Cable, AC connector.
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Our company can configure the instruments according to customers’ requirements.
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The equipment which produced by our company only can use with our original parts and
accessories.
2.2 Intended use
An endoscope with a flexible inserted portion intended for the visual examination and treatment of
the bladder and the urinary tract. It is inserted into the urethra (the tube that carries urine from the
bladder to the outside of the body) through the natural urinary orifice during cystoscopy. Anatomical
images are transmitted to the user by a video system with a charge-coupled device (CCD) chip at the
distal end of the endoscope and the images showing on a monitor. It is used to examine/diagnose
incontinence, the inability to pass urine (retention), recurrent urinary tract infections, and to remove
tissue samples/stones/small tumours from the bladder. This is a reusable device.
2.3 Scope of use
