Bronchoscopy
The Broncoflex™ is a single use flexible video bronchoscope manufactured in France by TSC Life. The Broncoflex Agile and Vortex stand out by offering two sizes that together covering a full range of bronchoscopy indication.
No cross-contamination
Reusable bronchoscopes are difficult to clean and disinfect due to their long and narrow working channel.
The transmission of pathogenic organism via contaminated reusable bronchoscopes remains an evident risk, even if appropriate decontamination procedures are adhered to.
- Sterile from the pouch
Always available
With reusable devices often in the process of being decontaminated or repaired, some procedures need to be cancelled or delayed, resulting in financial losses for hospitals and critical patient care.
- Ready to use solution
- Frees up resources
- Streamlines workflow
Low environmental footprint
Due to the use of detergents and personal protective equipment, reusable bronchoscopes are associated with a higher level of material and energy consumption as well as emissions of CO2 compared to single-use scopes.
- Decrease waste, energy and resource consumption
Cost-effective
Decontamination cycles and recurrent repairs of reusable bronchoscopes represent very significant and often underestimated costs. Procedures are complex, costly in terms of material and human resources and require several steps, immobilizing equipment for long periods of time.
- No processing or repair
Broncoflex™
International guidelines
“Disposable bronchoscopes should be used first line when available”
“Flexible endoscope with separate screen (prefer disposable) should be used”
“Single-use flexible fiberoptic bronchoscopes (FOBs) could potentially eliminate the risk of cross infection”
”Use of disposable scopes is recommended”
“Recommending single-use bronchoscopes due to the risk of contamination of the personnel
reprocessing the bronchoscopes”
“The use of a disposable endoscope must be considered and proposed in order to reduce the risk of aerosol and manual exposure when
cleaning the soiled endoscope”