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Bi-TURP Set Manufacturer and Supplier in India

The Bi-TURP Set from Bharat Surgical is a configurable bipolar resectoscope system designed for transurethral electrosurgical procedures in urology. A complete set typically combines a telescope, inner and outer sheaths, obturator, bipolar working element, compatible electrodes and electrical connections for controlled resection and coagulation under endoscopic visualization.

Bharat Surgical manufactures TURP sheaths, bipolar electrodes and several active and passive working-element configurations. Because the company’s public catalogue does not provide one fixed Bi-TURP packing list, hospitals and distributors should obtain a component-wise quotation based on their telescope, generator and procedural requirements.

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Overview

What Is a Bi-TURP Set?

A Bi-TURP Set—also called a Bipolar TURP Resectoscope Set—is an endoscopic instrument system used for selected transurethral urological procedures.

In a bipolar system, the electrosurgical circuit is completed locally between:

The active electrode or cutting loop

A return pole positioned within the electrode, resectoscope tip or sheath, depending on the system

This localized bipolar arrangement commonly permits the use of normal saline as the irrigation medium.

What Is Included in a Bi-TURP Set?

A complete Bi-TURP Set may contain:

Rigid telescope

Inner sheath and outer continuous-flow sheath

Obturator

Bipolar working element

Bipolar cutting loop, Collins knife electrode, ball electrode

Bipolar connecting cable, light-post adaptor, irrigation connectors

Stopcocks, cleaning adaptor, sterilization tray or protective box

This is a recommended quotation checklist—not a confirmed Bharat Surgical packing list. Every included component should be identified in the final commercial offer.

Specifications

Product Specifications and Confirmed Components

Product Specifications

Specification	Available or Configurable Detail
Product name	Bi-TURP Set
Alternate name	Bipolar TURP Resectoscope Set
Product category	Endourology and resectoscopy instruments
Energy system	Bipolar
Telescope	Diameter, length and viewing angle to be confirmed
Sheath	26 Fr Bharat Surgical model available
Sheath arrangement	Inner and outer continuous-flow configuration
Working element	Bipolar active or passive configuration
Stem arrangement	Single or double stem according to system
Electrode options	Cutting loop, Collins knife and ball electrode
Irrigation medium	Normal saline commonly used; follow system IFU
Electrical cable	Generator-specific bipolar cable
Generator	Compatible bipolar electrosurgical generator required
Main material	Stainless steel with optical, insulating and sealing components
Reuse	Reusable metal and optical components expected; confirm each item
Brand	Bharat Surgical
Country of origin	India

Confirmed Bharat Surgical Components

Bharat Surgical currently lists the following relevant products:

Working Element Bi-TURP with extra monopolar fitting, active type

Working Element Double Stem Active & Passive

Working Element Single Stem Active & Passive

Working Element Passive for 4 mm system

TURP Inner and Outer Sheath, 26 Fr

Bipolar TURP cutting loop, Collins knife electrode, ball electrode

Monopolar TURP electrodes and resectoscope sets

TURP laser working element

These products indicate that Bharat Surgical can configure different TURP systems, but they should not all be assumed to be included in one Bi-TURP Set.

Applications

Clinical Applications and Bi-TURP vs Monopolar TURP

Clinical Applications

Depending on the supplied components, generator and approved instructions, a Bi-TURP Set may be considered for:

Bipolar transurethral resection of the prostate

Treatment of selected bladder-outlet obstruction associated with benign prostate enlargement

Transurethral incision using a compatible knife electrode

Coagulation during selected transurethral procedures

Bipolar tissue vaporization with an approved electrode

Selected bladder-tumour resection when the complete system is approved for that application

Other compatible endoscopic urology procedures

The final clinical application remains subject to the surgeon’s assessment and each component’s IFU.

Bi-TURP vs Monopolar TURP Set

Selection factor	Bi-TURP Set	Monopolar TURP Set
Energy circuit	Completed locally within the resectoscope system	Passes through the patient to a return electrode
Irrigation medium	Commonly normal saline	Approved non-conductive medium
Remote return pad	Generally not part of the bipolar treatment circuit	Normally required
Working element	Bipolar-compatible	Monopolar-compatible
Electrode & cable	Bipolar loop/electrode and generator-specific cable	Monopolar loop/electrode and generator-specific cable
Fluid concern	Saline volume overload remains possible	Hypotonic-fluid absorption and TUR syndrome are concerns
Interchangeability	Must not be assumed	Must not be assumed

Safety & Supply

Fluid Management, Safety Controls and B2B Supply

Why Normal Saline Is Used in Bipolar TURP

Normal saline is electrically conductive and is commonly used in bipolar transurethral systems because the current path is completed locally within the bipolar resectoscope arrangement. Compared with hypotonic, non-conductive media, saline avoids dilutional hyponatremia associated with classic TUR syndrome. However, excessive absorption can still cause volume overload, pulmonary oedema, cardiovascular stress, and hyperchloremic metabolic acidosis.

Preoperative Inspection: Inspect telescope, sheaths, locks, stopcocks, obturator, working element, electrodes, insulation, cable and generator connection.

Irrigation pressure, inflow, outflow, procedure duration and patient condition still require clinical monitoring.

Cleaning and Reprocessing

Disassemble components, pre-clean promptly, flush irrigation channels, clean lumens with compatible brushes, clean joints/locks, rinse thoroughly, dry completely, inspect, package, and sterilize using component-specific parameters.

B2B Supply & Information Required for Quotation

Bharat Surgical supplies configurable Bi-TURP Sets, bipolar working elements, 26 Fr sheaths, and replacement components to hospitals, urology departments, dealers, and export buyers.

When requesting a quotation, please provide:

Product name: Bi-TURP Set

Complete set or selected components / Bipolar-only or hybrid requirement

Telescope diameter, length and viewing angle

Sheath size (e.g., 26 Fr)

Active or passive working element and stem arrangement (single/double)

Required cutting loops, Collins knife or ball electrodes

Generator brand/model and bipolar cable reference

Sterilization tray requirement and required quantity

Delivery destination and regulatory/tender document needs

Immediate Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Technical, component, compatibility and safety answers for the Bharat Surgical Bi-TURP Set range.

1. What is a Bi-TURP Set?

A Bi-TURP Set is a bipolar resectoscope system used for selected transurethral electrosurgical procedures in urology.

2. Is Bi-TURP the same as bipolar TURP?

Yes. “Bi-TURP” is commonly used as a short form for bipolar transurethral resection of the prostate.

3. What components are normally included?

A complete set may include a telescope, inner and outer sheaths, obturator, bipolar working element, electrodes and cable. The exact Bharat Surgical packing list must be confirmed.

4. Does Bharat Surgical supply a 26 Fr TURP sheath?

Yes. Bharat Surgical lists a 26 Fr stainless-steel inner and outer TURP sheath.

5. Is the telescope included?

It should not be assumed. Request written confirmation of the telescope diameter, angle, length and inclusion.

6. Which electrodes are available?

Bharat Surgical lists bipolar cutting loops, Collins knife electrodes and ball electrodes.

7. Does the set use normal saline?

Bipolar TURP systems commonly use normal saline, subject to the electrode, generator and resectoscope instructions.

8. Does saline eliminate every fluid-related risk?

No. Excessive absorption can still cause volume overload and cardiopulmonary or acid–base complications.

9. Is a patient return pad required?

A dedicated bipolar circuit generally completes current locally. Follow the generator instructions, particularly if other monopolar equipment is also used.

10. Can the set work with any electrosurgical generator?

No. The generator must support the required bipolar TURP mode and connector system.

11. Is a bipolar cable included?

Cable inclusion is not confirmed. It should be separately listed in the quotation.

12. What is an active working element?

It is a working element whose manual and spring action move the electrode according to an active-system mechanism.

13. What is a passive working element?

It uses a different manual and spring-return action. The electrode must match the passive mechanism.

14. Can active and passive electrodes be interchanged?

Not automatically. Length, stem, movement and connector compatibility must be verified.

15. What is a hybrid Bi-TURP working element?

It is a configurable working element that may include an additional fitting for approved monopolar accessories. Exact compatibility must be confirmed.

16. Can monopolar and bipolar modes use the same irrigation fluid?

No assumption should be made. Conventional monopolar systems require an approved non-conductive fluid, while bipolar TURP commonly uses saline.

17. Can the set be used for bladder-tumour resection?

Only if the complete system and supplied components are approved for that procedure and the surgeon determines it is appropriate.

18. Is the Bi-TURP Set reusable?

The sheaths, working element and telescope are generally reusable system components. Each electrode and accessory must be individually confirmed.

19. How should the set be sterilized?

Follow the component-specific IFUs. The telescope, seals, electrodes and stainless-steel parts may have different processing requirements.

20. What should be inspected before use?

Inspect the telescope, sheaths, locks, stopcocks, obturator, working element, electrodes, insulation, cable and generator connection.

Medical and Procurement Disclaimer: Component lists, telescope specifications, electrode quantities, compatibility, pricing, lead time and certifications must be confirmed through current Bharat Surgical documentation. Next Level 4 page: URS Handle.

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Contact Bharat Surgical for complete bipolar TURP resectoscope sets, 26 Fr inner and outer sheaths, active or passive working elements, single-stem and double-stem systems, hybrid bipolar-monopolar working elements, bipolar cutting loops, Collins knife and ball electrodes, hospital procurement, dealer/distributor supply, bulk orders, export requirements, and tender enquiries.

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