Odyssey Holmium Laser System

The Odyssey is the ideal laser system for endourologists. The laser's 2100 nm infrared output can disintegrate stones and ablate tissue with minimal lateral tissue damage. An endourologist can choose from a wide range of fiber sizes to operate throughout the urinary tract. Larger core fibers can be used with rigid endoscopes to reach the ureter and the bladder. Smaller core fibers can be used with flexible ureteroscopes to reach the lower pole of the kidney.

Features & Benefits

The Odyssey comes in a compact package and offers many features unique to the holmium laser market.

Variable pulse width technology gives the surgeon unparalleled flexibility to switch from disintegration of stones to ablation and coagulation of soft tissue with just one push of a button
Easy to use touch screen interface with very smart electronics
Green aiming beam provides optimum color contrast on tissue
Complete line of fiber-optic delivery systems and accessories
Low cost 200 micron fiber delivery system for accessing the lower pole of the kidney

Specifications

	Odyssey 30
Laser Type	Pulsed CTH:YAG (holmium:YAG)
Laser Wavelength	2100 nm
Maximum Average Power	30 W
Pulse Duration	350, 700 microseconds
Pulse Energy	0.4 to 3.0 J
Repetition Rate	5 to 20 Hz
Visible Aiming Beam	532 nm (green), 3 mW maximum, user adjustable
Electrical Requirements	115/230 V~ 15 A single-phase
Safety Compliance	UL/CSA 2601, EN 60601-1, EN 60601-1-4, EN 60825-1
Standard Warranty	One year, parts and labor

Features and specifications subject to change without prior notice.

How To Buy

The Odyssey is sold through Convergent's direct salesforce and authorized distributors in the United States. For international sales inquires, please call 1-510-832-2130.

If you are interested in the Odyssey, please contact us or your local distributor. We'll answer any questions you may have either over the phone or in person. If you are ready to buy, we'll set up a free demonstration for you at your facility so you can experience the Odyssey first-hand.