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Olympus CF-HQ190L video colonoscope with 170° field of view, Dual Focus, 3.7 mm channel, NBI and variable stiffness for detailed and controlled colorectal examinations.
The OLYMPUS CF-HQ190L is a high-precision video colonoscope designed to meet the requirements of colonoscopy procedures. Part of the EVIS EXERA series, it is compatible with the Olympus CV-190 video processor and the CLV-190 xenon light source, allowing integration into compatible Olympus endoscopy configurations.
With its 170° field of view and forward-viewing direction, the CF-HQ190L provides extensive visualization of the colonic walls and facilitates orientation during examinations. Its 5–100 mm depth of field provides clear visualization of structures at different distances, supporting the identification of polyps, lesions, and other abnormalities.
The system is also compatible with NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) technology, which enhances the visualization of vascular structures and mucosal patterns to support detailed assessment of the mucosa.
The distal section incorporates a light-guide lens, an air/water nozzle, an auxiliary water channel, and a working channel. This configuration brings together the essential functions required for endoscopic examination and intervention.
The bending section provides a wide range of movement, with angulation of 180° upward and downward and 160° to the left and right. This maneuverability facilitates navigation through the curves of the colon and enables precise positioning during examinations.
With its 1,680 mm working length, the CF-HQ190L is designed to provide comprehensive access to the colon, including anatomical situations requiring extended reach.
Its 3.7 mm working channel accommodates a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic accessories. This configuration provides versatility for colonoscopy procedures requiring the insertion of instruments.
The OLYMPUS CF-HQ190L combines a wide field of view, extended depth of field, NBI compatibility, a broad range of angulation, and a large working channel to meet the requirements of advanced colonoscopy procedures.
The OLYMPUS CF-HQ190L is a high-precision video colonoscope designed to meet the requirements of colonoscopy procedures. Part of the EVIS EXERA series, it is compatible with the Olympus CV-190 video processor and the CLV-190 xenon light source, allowing integration into compatible Olympus endoscopy configurations.
With its 170° field of view and forward-viewing direction, the CF-HQ190L provides extensive visualization of the colonic walls and facilitates orientation during examinations. Its 5–100 mm depth of field provides clear visualization of structures at different distances, supporting the identification of polyps, lesions, and other abnormalities.
The system is also compatible with NBI (Narrow Band Imaging) technology, which enhances the visualization of vascular structures and mucosal patterns to support detailed assessment of the mucosa.
The distal section incorporates a light-guide lens, an air/water nozzle, an auxiliary water channel, and a working channel. This configuration brings together the essential functions required for endoscopic examination and intervention.
The bending section provides a wide range of movement, with angulation of 180° upward and downward and 160° to the left and right. This maneuverability facilitates navigation through the curves of the colon and enables precise positioning during examinations.
With its 1,680 mm working length, the CF-HQ190L is designed to provide comprehensive access to the colon, including anatomical situations requiring extended reach.
Its 3.7 mm working channel accommodates a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic accessories. This configuration provides versatility for colonoscopy procedures requiring the insertion of instruments.
The OLYMPUS CF-HQ190L combines a wide field of view, extended depth of field, NBI compatibility, a broad range of angulation, and a large working channel to meet the requirements of advanced colonoscopy procedures.
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