CO2RE® Intima


For gynecological applications

Perform minimally invasive, energy-based gynecological treatments – in your office, in as little as 10 minutes.

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What is CO2RE Intima

The CO2RE Intima system is uniquely engineered to transform treatment of many gynecological conditions.


The CO2RE Intima’s comprehensive range of treatment options1 include:

  • Conization of the cervix such as vulvar and vaginal intraepithelial neoplasia (VIN, VAIN)
  • Condyloma acuminate
  • Leukoplakia (vulvar dystrophies)
  • Herpes vaporization
  • Urethral caruncle vaporization
  • Cervical dysplasia
  • Benign and malignant tumors
  • Erythroplasia
How it works

Well-established CO2 technology for gynecological conditions.


CO2 technology has been used in gynecology for benign and pre-malignant vulvar and cervical dysplasia since 1973.3 The CO2RE system offers customizable treatment capability with handpiece and lens combinations to provide physician control. Compared to traditional surgical methods, it provides greater precision, cleaner incision, and less scarring.4

Performance and Features

The system’s customized handpieces are designed to treat the introitus, vaginal canal, and external genitalia.


  • Conveniently treat with pre-set or individualized treatment options
  • Accurately target and treat tissue with ergonomic, pen-like precision2

Significant benefits for your practice and patients.


  • Efficient procedural time — as little as 10 minutes for each treatment
  • Minimally invasive, energy-based treatment
  • Portable system allows you to easily perform office-based procedures, and is easy to move from room to room
  • Simple in-office setup for gynecological applications
  • Single-use handpiece optimizes workflow, enhancing patient safety
  • Financial savings — single-use handpieces reduce staff time, administrative costs, and inefficiencies

Designed with your practice in mind.


The CO2RE Intima system offers numerous user-friendly, productivity-enhancing features.

  • Minimize physician fatigue with articulated arm and featherweight handpieces
  • Gynecology-specific selection of handpieces and lenses
  • Intuitive touch-screen interface stores and recalls user preferences
  • Precision internal scanner digitally synchronized with laser pulse generator
  • Compact, quiet, easily mobile, and portable
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System Specifications
Laser Type CO2
Wavelength 10,600nm
Laser Emission Mode Pulsed
Output Power 60 watts (maximum peak)
Laser Beam Energy  Variable from 1 - 70 mJ
Pulse Repetition Rate Up to 16.7 kHz
Pulse Duration 20 - 3000 μsec
Power Stability ± 1.5 watts (±5%)
Mode Quality (M²) < 1.2
Beam Size Ø 1.8 ± 0.5 mm
Beam Divergence 7.5 ± 0.5 mrad (full angle)
Polarization  > 100:1 linear (orthogonal to mounting pads)
Maximum Scan Area 10 mm diameter
Aiming Laser 5 mW, 650 nm (red) diode laser
Articulated Arm Lightweight, aluminum fiber, 7-joint,
pneumatically balanced
Treatment radius at full arm extension:
85 cm (33.5")
Horizontal rotation: 360°
Lens Assemblies 150 μm spot size
120 μm spot size (optional)
Handpiece Multi-use or surgical hand piece
User Interface 10.4" high-resolution
Laser Emission Control Footswitch
Laser Emission Indicators Solid amber LED in Standby and Ready modes
Flashing red LED during laser emission
Electrical Requirements 100 - 240 VAC self-sensing
50/60 Hz, 7.1 A, single phase
Dimensions 40 cm x 44 cm x 177 cm
(15.75" x 17.3" x 70")
Weight 26 kg (58 lbs)

Operating Modes

Mode Energy Settings Fractional Coverage Estimated Ablation Depth
CO2RE Light 18 - 74.5 mJ 30 - 50% 20 - 40 μm
CO2RE Mid 45 - 257 mJ 20 - 40%  100 - 200 μm
CO2RE Deep 30 - 70 mJ 1 - 5%  500 - 750 μm
CO2RE Fusion 45 - 128 mJ
30 - 70 mJ
20 - 40%  100 - 200 μm &
500 - 750 μm
Classic Resurfacing 1 - 10 mJ Full 100 - 200 μm
Dermal Excision 5 - 40 mJ N/A 0.2 mm x selected line 0.2 mm freehand
References
1. CO2RE system FDA indications. K181523
2. CO2RE Intima design. Candela, data on file.
3. DeLeon FD, Baggish MS. Lasers in gynecology. Glob Libr Womens Med. The Global Library of Women’s Medicine.
4. Bellina JH, Fick AC, Jackson JD. Lasers in gynecology: an historical/developmental overview. Lasers Surg Med. 1985;5(1):1-22.
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