Ureteroscopy & RIRS
Understanding the Device Ecosystem in Flexible Ureteroscopy
Flexible ureteroscopy is a coordinated workflow. Understanding how devices interact is often more useful than comparing any one feature in isolation.
Read insightObserve the procedure
Start with specific clinical tasks, constraints and unmet needs.
Understand the system
Evaluate dimensions, compatibility, handling and workflow together.
Validate before claiming
Let testing, documentation and regulation define what can be stated.
A connected approach
The right technology is more than a device.
A flexible scope must work with its processor. An access sheath must fit the intended endoscopic workflow. A retrieval basket must be compatible with the working channel. TORSH looks at these interfaces together so product conversations are clearer for clinical and procurement teams.
Urology products
Explore all familiesA focused view of the devices behind endoscopy.
Seven product families organized by procedural function, with category-level information for clinicians, hospitals and technical partners.
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Visualization
Single-Use Flexible Ureteroscopes
Digital visualization designed around upper-tract access.
Category overview
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Visualization
Single-Use Flexible Cystoscopes
Flexible cystoscopy with a workflow-aware perspective.
Category overview
03
Access
Ureteral Access Sheaths
A consistent access pathway within a complex procedure.
Category overview
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Access + Aspiration
Suction-Enabled Ureteral Access Sheaths
Considering access and aspiration as one system.
Category overview
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Stone Retrieval
Nitinol Stone Retrieval Baskets
Stone capture depends on access, geometry and control.
Category overview
06
Navigation
Urology Guidewires
The access pathway begins with the wire.
Category overview
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Drainage
Double-J Ureteral Stents
Drainage devices require careful model-specific selection.
Category overview
Insights
Browse InsightsPractical perspectives from the endourology workflow.
Device-selection questions, system interfaces and engineering topics written for specialist readers.
Device Selection
How to Evaluate a Single-Use Flexible Ureteroscope Beyond Image Quality
Scope evaluation should cover articulation, instrument compatibility and the whole imaging system—not a headline camera specification alone.
Read insightAccess & Fluid Management
Standard vs Suction-Enabled Ureteral Access Sheaths: What Changes?
Adding aspiration changes the access system. It also changes which technical variables need to be verified.
Read insightWho we work with
For care teams—and the people behind their devices.
We engage with urologists evaluating technique-related needs, hospitals comparing device fit and supply requirements, and partners working on product development or commercialization.
How TORSH approaches developmentClinical teams
Hospitals & procurement
Technical partners
Discuss an endourology requirement.
Tell us what procedure or product family you are evaluating. We will review the details and identify the appropriate next conversation.