Otis urethrotome

During (internal) urethrotomy according to Otis, a blind transurethral sounding of the urethra is performed using the Otis urethrotome, and the urethra is dilated to the desired width, which is adjustable on the urethrotome. Subsequently, a blade is drawn through the urethrotome, incising the stretched urethra at the 12 o'clock position. After the urethral incision, a permanent catheter is usually inserted for 2–7 days, optionally with antibiotic prophylaxis.

Regular urethral bougienage (by the patient using suitable ISC catheters) is suitable for preventing/reducing re-stenosis.

Scope of delivery:

• 1 Dilatation device
• 2 Blades
• 1x each attachment: conical, flat and spherical
• Wooden case

A replacement blade can be found under Replacement blade for Urethrotome.

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