The Thulio is built around a powerful 100 W pulsed Thulium:YAG laser system, engineered to deliver high energy with remarkable stability and precision. Its RealPulse® technology ensures efficient energy delivery and excellent performance across a wide range of applications. From delicate stone dusting to high-energy fragmentation and anatomical prostate enucleation, the Thulio gives clinicians the control, flexibility, and power they need for efficient and predictable outcomes.

For kidney stone management, the Thulio excels in both dusting and fragmenting techniques. Its fine-tuned energy settings allow stones to be reduced to dust-like particles with speed and efficiency, while specialised fragmentation modes provide the power required for harder or larger calculi. Captive fragmentation helps to significantly reduce retropulsion, an advantage that improves procedural efficiency and surgeon control. Urologists benefit from being able to switch seamlessly between modes during a procedure, maintaining a smooth surgical workflow.

The Thulio is equally impressive in BPH surgery. With its dedicated enucleation mode, surgeons can perform precise and controlled prostate enucleation supported by excellent coagulation. The Thulium:YAG wavelength’s natural affinity for water-rich tissue results in cleaner cutting and enhanced haemostasis, helping to deliver clarity and confidence throughout the procedure.

While its clinical performance is a standout, the Thulio is also designed for practicality in the operating room. It delivers high power from a surprisingly compact footprint, operates quietly, and runs from a standard power socket — making integration into an existing theatre environment straightforward. A large, rotatable touchscreen and intuitive interface reduce setup time and simplify use, while flexible fibre options give clinicians greater freedom in adapting the device to different procedures.

By choosing the Dornier Thulio through HSL, healthcare providers gain far more than a high-performance laser. Our team manages the full installation process to ensure seamless integration with your clinical environment. We provide comprehensive in-person training for surgeons, nurses, and technical teams, ensuring everyone is confident in using the Thulio’s full range of modes and settings. Beyond installation, HSL delivers ongoing support, from routine servicing and calibration to clinical guidance and operational advice, giving your team the reassurance of a trusted, long-term partner.

The Dornier Thulio represents a new benchmark for multi-application laser technology in urology, combining stone lithotripsy, soft-tissue surgery, and prostate enucleation in one expertly engineered system. With HSL’s installation, training, and ongoing support, your team can deploy the Dornier Thulio with total confidence, knowing you are backed by specialists committed to clinical excellence and long-term reliability.

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Key benefits:

• Provides timely life saving interventions
• Improves patient outcomes after stroke
• Simple easy to use workflow

Context:

This project aims to address the challenges and gaps in current stroke services, such as lack of local specialists, the delays in diagnosis and treatment, and the lack of integration and security of remote consultation services.

Challenge:

The existing remote diagnosis systems were not integrated, secure or user-friendly, and they depend on dedicated devices and network services that may not be available or reliable. These challenges result in delays, inefficiencies, for stroke patients, especially during late evening and overnight periods when local specialists may not be available. To address these challenges, HSL developed a next generation Telehealth solution that enables remote consultation and diagnoses of stroke patients by expert neurologists using a simple app on a tablet, smartphone or laptop. This solution is integrated with the Health Service infrastructure, assures security and privacy, and allows the results to be included in the electronic care record.

Solution

One of HSL’s flagship projects is the Telestroke service, which aims to improve the outcomes of stroke patients in Northern Ireland. The project was initiated by HSL CEO Dominic Walsh, who envisioned a system that would enable remote consultation and diagnosis of stroke patients by expert neurologists. He presented his idea to a group of leading consultants in June 2019, and received positive feedback and support. The project then entered the clinical trial phase, where HSL worked closely with the health authorities and the hospitals to develop and test a medical grade solution that meets the highest standards of quality and safety. The Telestroke service allows stroke patients to receive timely and effective care, regardless of their location or the availability of local specialists. The project has been a success story for HSL, as it demonstrates the potential of Telehealth to transform the delivery of healthcare in Northern Ireland and beyond.

Results

Commenting on this exciting step in stroke care, consultant stroke physicians Dr Enda Kerr and Dr Michael McCormick said, “We are impressed by the simplicity and elegance of the solution that was presented to us by HSL. Being able to intervene, support our colleagues and conduct remote consultations with the patient from a tablet or phone has changed how we work and speeds up diagnosis and time critical treatments. Time is of the essence when treating someone who has had a stroke, so literally every minute counts. The Telehealth platform has the potential to make a significant contribution to improved patient outcomes after stroke, especially during late evening and overnight periods”.

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HSL’s Telehealth system is already in place throughout hospitals and GP surgeries in the UK and Ireland and enables clinicians and consultants to carry out virtual, video consultations and diagnosis of patients.

HSL’s journey to establishing its Telehealth solution for stroke care began in June 2019 when HSL CEO Dominic Walsh introduced his idea to several of Northern Ireland’s leading consultants responsible for the diagnosis and care of patients presenting at the region’s A&E Departments with suspected stroke. Following the introduction of Telehealth for stroke care, clinical trials were agreed, and work began to convert a concept into a medical grade working and supportable solution which delivers more immediate care for stroke patients in Northern Ireland.

After receiving positive feedback from leading consultants across the board, the first integrations of the Telehealth solution are now in place and embedded within the infrastructure that runs all of the conferencing and collaboration technology for the Health Service in Northern Ireland. Commenting on this revolution in stroke care, HSL CEO Dominic Walsh said,

“We are extremely pleased that Telehealth for stroke care has been accepted by consultants across Northern Ireland. We believe that our Telehealth platform will transform the diagnosis of this condition as it will enable stroke consultants to support their clinical colleagues as soon as a patient presents at A&E, giving them the facilities they need to undertake a risk-free diagnosis of the extent and nature of the stroke and to provide timely, lifesaving interventions. We are privileged to be in a position to undertake such innovative and beneficial work for the magnificent people in our NHS.”

Commenting on this exciting step in stroke care, consultant stroke physicians Dr Enda Kerr and Dr Michael McCormick said,

“We are impressed by the simplicity and elegance of the solution that was presented to us by HSL. Being able to intervene, support our colleagues and conduct remote consultations with the patient from a tablet or phone has changed how we work and speeds up diagnosis and time critical treatments. Time is of the essence when treating someone who has had a stroke, so literally every minute counts. The Telehealth platform has the potential to make a significant contribution to improved patient outcomes after stroke, especially during late evening and overnight periods”.

Although remote diagnosis of patients presenting at a hospital with possible stroke symptoms has been available for several years, HSL’s Telehealth solution is different as it has the intelligence to enable the remote consultants to intervene from a tablet, smartphone or laptop. Previous virtual healthcare solutions ran on external systems, had no integration and relied on dedicated devices and network services to work. Discussing the Telehealth platform Sam McMaster, Director of Telehealth for HSL said,

“Our Telehealth platform presents to the consultant through a simple to use app that includes the features and facilities they need to undertake the initial diagnosis of the patient. This assures security, a simple and easy to use workflow, and the ability to include the results in the electronic care record for the patient.”

Innovation is one of HSL’s core values and ensuring customer and patient care is the company’s main priority. This technological solution provided by HSL will contribute to a better outcome for many patients affected by the instant repercussions of stroke as it becomes an integral part of the service delivered across all the Health & Social Care Trusts in Northern Ireland.

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