Fujifilm ED-580XT Duodenoscope

Elevator Mechanism

Movement of the elevator lever at the control knob on the ED-580XT Duodenoscope directly translates to the elevator responsiveness, allowing for smooth, precise positioning of instruments and guidewires.

Guide Wire Lock

The guide wire lock of the ED-580XT Duodenoscope can hold multiple .035 guide wires securely in place, enhancing procedural efficiency.

Advanced Force Transmission

The design of the inner tube of the ED-580XT Duodenoscope allows a gradual firm to flexible taper, which provides advanced force transmission to maximize scope maneuverability inside the digestive tract.

Improved Access for Cleaning

Fujifilm’s ED-580XT Duodenoscope features a removable single use distal end cap providing easy access during cleaning, as well as a sealed elevator mechanism which prevents bioburden build-up on and around the elevator wire.

Exceptional Maneuverability

The Control Portion of the ED-580XT Duodenoscope features a G7 endoscope grip. The G7 grip is ergonomically designed to provide enhanced comfort with a rounded handle surface, enabling intuitive operation. The angulation of the buttons and knobs on the scope handle provide pressure relief – intended to minimize hand fatigue, optimize procedural performance, and provide more control at the distal tip.

IMPROVED TREATMENT CAPABILITY

Incorporated into the distal tip of the ED-580XT, the G-Lock contains the forceps elevator and the contact section, enabling the guidewire to be simply and securely fixed into position by using the forceps elevator. In addition, the specially designed round shaped forceps elevator reduces the risk of guidewire damage. The inner tube of the instrument channels uses an optimised material to enable a device to be inserted smoothly, supporting rapid device exchange. Designed to work in harmony with the endoscopist, the new G-Lock and low friction instrument channel support efficiency and ease of use during ERCP procedures.

INCREASED ANGLE OF ENDOTHERAPY DEVICES

The forceps elevator design increases the maximum angle that endotherapy devices can be introduced. Movement of the elevator lever at the control body of the duodenoscope translates accurately to the distal tip, allowing for very precise positioning of instruments.