Urology Laser Solutions

Advanced Laser Technology for Urological Surgery

GIGAA provides diode and 1940 nm Thulium Fiber Laser platforms for a range of urological procedures, including BPH treatment, laser lithotripsy and endoscopic surgery.Our laser systems combine high-power output, flexible pulse control and fiber-based energy delivery to support modern minimally invasive urological workflows.

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Urological Applications

BPH

Laser technology for minimally invasive treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
→ Explore BPH Laser Treatment

Lithotripsy

Fiber-delivered laser energy for urinary stone fragmentation and dusting.
→ Explore Laser Lithotripsy

Endoscopic Urology

Laser technology for selected endoscopic procedures requiring controlled tissue cutting, coagulation, ablation or vaporization.
→ Explore Endoscopic Urology

Laser Technology

1940 nm Thulium Fiber Laser

The 1940 nm Thulium Fiber Laser provides strong water absorption and high-power output, making it suitable for advanced urological applications.

Its fiber-based delivery allows laser energy to be delivered precisely through endoscopic instruments.

Key Advantages

High water absorption

High-power output

Flexible pulse parameters

Fine fiber delivery

Controlled tissue interaction

Suitable for endoscopic procedures

Recommended Systems

GIGAA Thulium Fiber Laser

1940 nm · Up to 600 W

Designed for advanced urological applications including:

  • BPH
  • Lithotripsy
  • Endoscopic surgery
  • Tissue vaporization
  • Ablation

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FAQ

What laser is commonly used for BPH?

High-power laser systems such as 1940 nm Thulium Fiber Laser can be used for selected BPH procedures, depending on the surgical technique and clinical protocol.

What laser is used for lithotripsy?

Laser lithotripsy can be performed using established Ho:YAG technology as well as Thulium Fiber Laser platforms.

Why is 1940 nm suitable for urological surgery?

1940 nm has strong absorption in water, allowing concentrated laser energy delivery to water-rich tissue and providing controlled tissue interaction.

Can the same laser be used for BPH and lithotripsy?

Yes. A high-power 1940 nm Thulium Fiber Laser platform can support both selected soft tissue procedures and lithotripsy, depending on the system configuration and clinical protocol.