A single-use bronchoscope (disposable video bronchoscope) is a flexible video bronchoscope that is used for one patient and then discarded; the catalogue names this TK-F series Disposable. It comes in three sizes, with a tube diameter of 3.8, 5.0 and 5.8 mm. The baton and the monitor detach, and the catalogue does not say whether the monitor is single-use.
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| Tube diameter (mm) | Model |
|---|---|
| 3.8 | DVLF038 |
| 5.0 | DVLF050 |
| 5.8 | DVLF058 |
Single-use flexible video bronchoscope, TK-F series, in three sizes of 3.8, 5.0 and 5.8 mm tube diameter, with a detachable baton and monitor.
| Feature | Video Laryngoscope Coming Soon | Video Stylet Coming Soon | Reusable Video Bronchoscope Coming Soon | Single-Use Video Bronchoscope Coming Soon | Disposable and Reusable Laryngoscope Coming Soon |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| How the glottis or airway is seen | Video laryngoscopeCamera image on a monitor above the handle | Video styletThrough a rigid, shapeable body to a monitor on the handle | Reusable bronchoscopeFlexible scope, the airway shown on a monitor | Single-use bronchoscopeFlexible scope, the airway shown on a monitor | LaryngoscopeDirect sight under the light of the blade |
| Single use or reusable | Video laryngoscopeSingle-use blades | Video styletNot listed on this page | Reusable bronchoscopeReusable bronchoscope, reprocessed between uses | Single-use bronchoscopeSingle-use bronchoscope (monitor excepted) | LaryngoscopeA single-use line and a reusable 304 stainless steel line |
| Sizes | Video laryngoscopeBlades 1 to 5, and MIL00, MIL0, MIL1 for the neonatal model | Video styletNot listed on this page | Reusable bronchoscopeTube diameter 2.8 to 5.8 mm, five sizes | Single-use bronchoscopeTube diameter 3.8, 5.0 and 5.8 mm | LaryngoscopeSingle-use L, M, S. Reusable fiber optic blades: adult 2, 3, 4 and child 00, 0, 1 |
A single-use bronchoscope is a flexible video bronchoscope that is used for one patient and then discarded. It is used to examine the airway, to aspirate secretions and sputum, to take samples, and to check the position of an endotracheal tube, a double lumen tube or a bronchial blocker. The single-use TK-F series on this page comes in three sizes.
The single-use series comes in three tube diameters: 3.8, 5.0 and 5.8 mm. This page does not list a channel diameter or a length for these sizes; the catalogue does not give this. The reusable series, in five sizes, has its own page.
A single-use bronchoscope is used once and discarded, and a reusable bronchoscope is reprocessed between uses. In the TK-F series the single-use version comes in three tube diameters and the reusable version in five. The choice is the physician's and the unit's. Ambu aScope is the brand name Ambu uses for its single-use bronchoscopes. The name belongs to its owner; the product on this page is not that brand. This page does not compare products.
The catalogue names this series single-use (Disposable); the bronchoscope is used for one patient and then discarded, so the bronchoscope itself has no reprocessing step. The catalogue does not say whether the monitor is single-use or how it is cleaned. It does not give packaging details either.
This check is one of the uses of a flexible bronchoscope: the scope is passed through the tube, and the position is seen on the monitor. The tube diameters are in the table; this page does not give a bronchoscope to tube match. The double lumen tube with camera, the bronchial blocker and the double lumen tube have their own pages.
Yes. The system takes photos and videos, which the manufacturer intends for case analysis and teaching. The baton and the monitor detach from each other. This page does not list the screen size, the battery or how files are exported; the catalogue does not give this.
We can share the product documents, and the three tube diameters are in the table on this page. Not yet: the single-use video bronchoscope is not available for order in Türkiye, so this page carries no list price. Write to us with the button on this page for information.
Updated: 10.11.2026
