A 170-degree angle of view and a new level of resolving power to support detailed observation and facilitate lesion detection.
Responsive Insertion Technology (RIT) to facilitate complete colonoscopies and reduced cecal intubation times through better maneuverability.
Built-in ScopeGuide Function to provide real-time 3D visualization of the scope's position and configuration during insertion, including identification of scope loops as they form.
"Our practice benefits from different endoscopes for different applications," said Peter V. Draganov, MD, professor of medicine and the director of advanced therapeutic endoscopy at the University of Florida Health, Gainesville, FL. "We are pleased that Olympus continues to fortify its offerings with design, imaging and therapeutic advancements. These short-bending endoscopes are exciting for their potential to drive ADR rates down across the industry."


Today the colon cancer survivorship number is greater than 1 million, in part due to colonoscopy advancements. Olympus recently celebrated its 100 year anniversary with a call to submit stories of survival, and continues to gather stories: https://truetolife.com/stories/share-your-story.


About Olympus
Olympus is passionate about the solutions it creates for the medical, life sciences, and industrial equipment industries, as well as cameras and audio products.

Olympus' Medical business uses innovative capabilities in medical technology, therapeutic intervention, and precision manufacturing to help healthcare professionals deliver diagnostic, therapeutic, and minimally invasive procedures to improve clinical outcomes, reduce overall costs, and enhance the quality of life for patients. Olympus' Medical portfolio includes endoscopes, laparoscopes, and video imaging systems, as well as surgical energy devices, system integration solutions, medical services, and a wide range of endotherapy instruments.


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