Olympus Olympus CF-Q160 Video Colonoscope

Olympus CF-Q160L Colonovideoscope

The Olympus CF-Q160L is an EVIS EXERA colonovideoscope designed for colonoscopic examination and treatment. It combines sharp, clear imaging, a large image display, auxiliary water capability, extensive angulation, and a large instrument channel to support diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Image Quality and Observation

• Sharp and clear image quality with a large image display.
• Enhanced detail throughout the image plane.
• 140° extra-wide field of view.
• Forward-viewing direction.
• Depth of field from 3 to 100 mm.
• Auxiliary water function helps remove mucus and stool from the colon to maintain a clear view.

Insertion Tube and Dimensions

• Distal end outer diameter: 12.8 mm.
• Insertion tube outer diameter: 12.8 mm for the CF-Q160L.
• Working length: 1,680 mm.
• Total length: 2,000 mm.
• Minimum visible distance: 5 mm from the distal end.

Instrument Channel

• Instrument channel inner diameter: 3.7 mm.
• Designed to accommodate a wide range of treatment requirements.
• Provides high suction capability, including when forceps are in use.
• Supports compatible endo-therapy accessories.

Angulation and Maneuverability

• Extensive 4-way angulation.
• UP: 180°.
• DOWN: 180°.
• RIGHT: 160°.
• LEFT: 160°.
• Ergonomically designed grip to enhance scope maneuverability.
• Easy-to-access control knobs and user-selectable switches to improve operability.

Auxiliary Water and System Features

• Auxiliary water channel for effective flushing of mucus and stool.
• Designed for use with a dedicated flushing pump and the CV-160 Video System Center.
• Fully compatible with Olympus CV-160 and CV-140 video system centers.
• Scope ID function stores individual scope information and displays it on the monitor to support endoscopy suite management.

The Olympus CF-Q160L combines wide-angle observation, high-quality imaging, an auxiliary water function, a 3.7 mm instrument channel, and extensive four-way angulation, providing a versatile solution for colonoscopic examination and treatment.