Aquilex Fluid Management System

Fluid Management System: Aquilex Fluid Management System – Accurate, Efficient Fluid Control for Hysteroscopy and Urology

Professional Fluid Management System for Precise Surgical Control

The Aquilex Fluid Management System provides automated, accurate, and efficient fluid control for hysteroscopy and urology. Designed for high-turnover endoscopic procedures, it ensures reliable inflow and outflow balance without relying on weight-based measurements. This precision system enhances workflow, improves safety, and gives surgeons full confidence in real-time fluid management.

Unlike traditional units, Aquilex Fluid Management System uses non-weight-based inflow monitoring that eliminates false deficit readings. It maintains continuous operation even when bags are changed, helping clinicians perform procedures smoothly and without interruption. With a clear touchscreen interface and integrated safety alerts, Aquilex combines clinical precision with ease of use.

For hospitals, outpatient centres, and day-surgery units, this smart fluid management system is ideal for hysteroscopic surgery, endometrial ablation, and urological resections. It delivers accurate data, stable pressure control, and seamless operation — essential for maintaining surgical visibility and patient safety.

Key Features & Benefits

• Non-Weight-Based Monitoring: Removes inaccuracies caused by scale or bag movement.

• Continuous Bag Management: Replace fluid bags mid-procedure without pausing.

• Smart Pause Function: Locks fluid deficit readings when suction canisters are changed.

• Touchscreen Control Panel: Displays live inflow, outflow, and deficit data.

• Constant Pressure & Flow: Maintains clear visibility during surgery.

• Safety Alerts & Limits: Prevents fluid overload with integrated warnings.

Ideal For

• Hysteroscopic and urological operations

• Endometrial ablation

• Outpatient surgery suites

• Day procedure units and hospitals

Information on this page is provided for guidance and does not replace advice from a qualified clinician. Always read the manufacturer's instructions before use, and check that a device is suitable for the patient and the prescribed therapy.