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Olympus BF-1TH190 therapeutic video bronchoscope with HDTV imaging, 120° field of view, 2.8 mm working channel and 600 mm working length, featuring insertion-tube rotation.
The OLYMPUS BF-1TH190, part of the EVIS EXERA III series, is a therapeutic bronchoscope designed to meet the requirements of diagnostic and interventional bronchoscopy. It combines high-definition imaging, an ergonomic design, and maneuverability adapted to procedures requiring precise control of endoscopic instruments.
The BF-1TH190 provides HDTV imaging designed to deliver detailed visualization of the bronchial tree. It also incorporates NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) technology with enhanced light intensity compared with previous generations, helping facilitate the observation of vascular structures and bronchial mucosal patterns.
With its reduced diameter, the BF-1TH190 is designed to facilitate advancement through the bronchial tree. Its 6.2 mm distal tip and 6.0 mm insertion tube provide maneuverability suited to different bronchial branches.
The insertion tube incorporates a rotational function for precise orientation of the device. It can rotate up to 120° to the left or right, facilitating positioning of the endoscope and instruments during interventional procedures.
The BF-1TH190 features a 2.8 mm instrument channel, allowing the use of a wide range of compatible instruments intended for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
The BF-1TH190 is designed for integration into the EVIS EXERA III video environment. Its compatibility with appropriate Olympus systems allows effective integration into equipped bronchoscopic environments.
The bronchoscope is equipped with a waterproof one-touch connector. This design facilitates connection to the video system and simplifies preparation, cleaning, and reprocessing operations according to applicable protocols.
The OLYMPUS BF-1TH190 is intended for diagnostic and interventional bronchoscopy. Its combination of high-definition imaging, a 2.8 mm instrument channel, and rotational function supports various procedures requiring precise visualization and instrument access.
The OLYMPUS BF-1TH190, part of the EVIS EXERA III series, is a therapeutic bronchoscope designed to meet the requirements of diagnostic and interventional bronchoscopy. It combines high-definition imaging, an ergonomic design, and maneuverability adapted to procedures requiring precise control of endoscopic instruments.
The BF-1TH190 provides HDTV imaging designed to deliver detailed visualization of the bronchial tree. It also incorporates NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) technology with enhanced light intensity compared with previous generations, helping facilitate the observation of vascular structures and bronchial mucosal patterns.
With its reduced diameter, the BF-1TH190 is designed to facilitate advancement through the bronchial tree. Its 6.2 mm distal tip and 6.0 mm insertion tube provide maneuverability suited to different bronchial branches.
The insertion tube incorporates a rotational function for precise orientation of the device. It can rotate up to 120° to the left or right, facilitating positioning of the endoscope and instruments during interventional procedures.
The BF-1TH190 features a 2.8 mm instrument channel, allowing the use of a wide range of compatible instruments intended for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
The BF-1TH190 is designed for integration into the EVIS EXERA III video environment. Its compatibility with appropriate Olympus systems allows effective integration into equipped bronchoscopic environments.
The bronchoscope is equipped with a waterproof one-touch connector. This design facilitates connection to the video system and simplifies preparation, cleaning, and reprocessing operations according to applicable protocols.
The OLYMPUS BF-1TH190 is intended for diagnostic and interventional bronchoscopy. Its combination of high-definition imaging, a 2.8 mm instrument channel, and rotational function supports various procedures requiring precise visualization and instrument access.
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