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Helping central service and sterile process departments fight Hospital
Acquired Infections (HAI) with the best borescope to inspect medical
devices and endoscope lumens visually.
Choledochoscope
Reprocessing
Choledochoscopes have small lumens, channels, and other hidden spaces that should be visually inspected during reprocessing. The Endoinspect is the best way to visually inspect these small spaces for biofilm, debris, and damage.
EI-F0880 Endoinspect
- .80mm Diameter
- 800mm length
- Choledoschopes have perticularly small lumens and require a smaller diameter probe. The 8mm Endoinspect is the best solution to inspect these small spaces
- Best available resolution in a small diameter borescope helps with visual inspection of lumens and channels
- Best available resolution in a smSeveral lengths availableâsuitable for adult patients and smaller anatomyall diameter borescope helps with visual inspection of lumens and channels
Scopes tainted by bacteria
71% test positive
The bacteria this latest study found weren’t superbugs, but researchers said there were potential pathogens that would put patients at high risk of infection.
What's in your endoscope?
"...an average of 15 percent of flexible endoscopes used to examine GI tracts and colons at five hospitals were harboring "bio-dirt"âcells and other material from previously examined patients. This was even after the instruments had been cleaned."
Dirty Endoscopes
The discovery of dirty endoscopes has previously led hospitals to issue alarming warnings to thousands of endoscopy patients that they should be tested for diseases such as HIV and hepatitis B and C
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ANSI/AAMI ST91: 2015
âTools such as video borescopes of an appropriate dimension (length and diameter) may be used to
visually inspect the internal channels of some medical devices.â
IAHCSMM
Lumens pose
a cleaning challenge because of their narrow structure that prevents visualization during the cleaning;
therefore, it is important to always check lumens for cleanliness after cleaning. Visual inspection of
lumens can be accomplished using a borescope
What's in your endoscope?
“…an average of 15 percent of flexible endoscopes used to examine GI tracts and colons at five hospitals were harboring “bio-dirt”âcells and other material from previously examined patients. This was even after the instruments had been cleaned.”
Dirty Endoscopes
The discovery of dirty endoscopes has previously led hospitals to issue alarming warnings to thousands of endoscopy patients that they should be tested for diseases such as HIV and hepatitis B and C
ANSI/AAMI ST91: 2015
âTools such as video borescopes of an appropriate dimension (length and diameter) may be used to
visually inspect the internal channels of some medical devices.â
IAHCSMM
Lumens pose
a cleaning challenge because of their narrow structure that prevents visualization during the cleaning;
therefore, it is important to always check lumens for cleanliness after cleaning. Visual inspection of
lumens can be accomplished using a borescope