Since the company’s founding in 1919, Olympus has been renowned as a precision technology leader, creating innovative opto-digital solutions in healthcare, life science and consumer electronics products. In the healthcare arena, Olympus supports the work of medical professionals by providing advanced, minimally invasive therapeutic and diagnostic technologies to improve the quality of patient care around the globe.
Olympus supports the work of healthcare professionals by providing advanced, minimally invasive therapeutic and diagnostic technologies to improve the quality of patient care around the globe. Our company is a pioneer in innovative technologies that enable physicians to peer inside the human body, fight cancers with minimally invasive procedures, and diagnose and treat a broad range of illnesses. Our technologies serve a variety of medical specialties, including gastroenterology, general surgery, pulmonology, bronchoscopy, urology, gynecology, otolaryngology, bariatrics, orthopedics and anesthesiology. While the providers of healthcare are our primary customers, we are always focused on the patients, whose wellbeing is at the core of all we do.
Olympus acquired market leader Gyrus ACMI® in 2008 to expand our portfolio of minimally invasive surgical diagnosis and treatment technologies. Together, our integrated healthcare solutions advance visualization and tissue treatment options that improve clinical outcomes and patient quality of life. In 2012, we formed the subsidiary Olympus Surgical Technologies America to unify our North American Gyrus ACMI facilities under one organizational umbrella. This subsidiary of Olympus develops and manufactures devices utilized in three surgical focus areas:
- Urology and Gynecology
- Surgical Energy
- Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT)
Key innovations include: HALO® PKS Cutting Forceps, PKS Omni® Bipolar Cutting, UroPass® Ureteral Access Sheath, Double-J® Ureteral Stent, Disposable Tonsil Adenoid Debrider, Diego® Powered Dissector System, and vent tubes and implants.
Utilizing a dual probe set, the Cyberwand produces ultrasonic lithotripsy with an intermittent impact action to fragment kidney stones and the largest stone burdens efficiently in far shorter times than single action devices. The patented Cyberwand technology uses two different pulse rates to render staghorn calculi to dust in a single treatment. Integrated continuous suction provides the ability to evacuate debris with the same probe to reduce OR times and lower overall cost. Plug-and-play design minimizes OR preparation time. Unlike other combination lithotripters, with Cyberwand only one transducer needs to be set up, without having to adjust the settings during the procedure.
It comes with a concentric dual-probe design that optimizes removal of stone fragments to reduce overall operating time. The Cyberwand Advanced Transducer was designed for durability and has a shortened reprocessing cycle of only four minutes to minimize downtime between procedures. The patented Cyberwand technology uses two different pulse rates to render staghorn calculi to dust in a single treatment. Integrated continuous suction provides the ability to evacuate debris with the same probe. Unlike other combination lithotripters, with Cyberwand only one transducer needs to be set up, without having to adjust the settings during the procedure.
But things made by humans don’t last long. While some things can last longer than humans, the real concern is the drop in quality due to aging and withering with time. This is something that is always inevitable. And with surgical instruments, having their quality worn down cannot be risked since lives of the patients depend on it. Therefore, a need to constantly provide the instruments with the maintenance and care they need is of the utmost importance. This care can take the shape of just a maintenance service or a damage repair or parts replacement. No matter the problem, it should all be done carefully since the lives of patients depend on it.
Since doctors and surgeons cannot provide care for their instruments on a level that is required to maintain the quality of function for the instrument, a third-party must be consulted regarding this. Someone with a lot of experience in repairing and servicing surgical instruments with high skill and good customer service. Enter Ophthalmon, a surgical device repair company that provides top of the line service for any surgical device that you might have. Not only does it repair the Olympus Gyrus Acmi Cyberwand Handpiece Transducer, it also repairs other Transducer Handpieces as well. Ophthalmon is flexible and versatile to the necessities of its clients. They provide a free and honest evaluation for the customer so that the customer knows the situation and can properly take a decision. Ophthalmon is the way to go.
