| Developers: | Olympus |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | October, 2020 |
| Branches: | Pharmaceutics, medicine, health care |
2020: The announcement of colonoscopes of PCF-H190TL and PCF-HQ190 for treatment of diseases of digestive tract
In the middle of October, 2020 the Olympus company provided new colonoscopes of PCF-H190TL and PCF-HQ190 for expansion of opportunities of diagnostics and treatment of diseases of digestive tract. According to the company, new devices combine small diameter with advantages of HQ Dual Focus and narrow-band visualization that allows to optimize the procedure course, to increase comfort of the patient and to improve results of a colonoscopy.
According to the statement of the company, PCF-H190TL/I represents a thin colonoscope which allows to bend a trunk without breaking passability of the channel for diagnostic and therapeutic tools. At inspection narrow-band visualization which allows the endoscopist to describe more precisely polyps and other revealed violations is used. The colonoscope is applied in combination with the platform of visualization EVIS EXERA III. Besides, PCF-H190TL/I is supplied with function of a retroinflection which allows to reveal adenomas of a thick gut, and the optimal location of channels provides carrying out tools for a hemostasis or a polipektomiya.
The colonoscope of PCF-HQ190L/I uses technology of double focus for optimal visualization of a mucous membrane. According to researches, the mode of near focus provides more than 90% coincidence of the clinical diagnosis at a colonoscopy and the pathoanatomical diagnosis at macro - and micro-diagnostics of polyps. At the same time the viewing angle of 170 degrees and high resolution capability of a colonoscope facilitate detection of any damages.
 | Olympus continues to raise a bar of functionality of the colonoscopes, providing convenience of using, comfort of the patient and a high image quality, - the vice president for Olympus America endoscopy Kevin Mancini noted.[1] |  |
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