Olympus TJF-160F EVIS EXERA duodenovideoscope with a 4.2 mm channel, 1240 mm working length, 100° field of view and 4-way angulation for ERCP and therapeutic procedures.
The Olympus TJF-160F is a video duodenoscope designed for diagnostic and interventional procedures, particularly examinations and treatments involving the biliary and pancreatic ducts. Its configuration combines a 4.2 mm instrument channel, oblique-viewing optics, and a wide range of angulation to support endoscopic procedures.
The 4.2 mm instrument channel allows the use of a wide range of compatible endotherapy accessories. This configuration facilitates the introduction of appropriately sized instruments for interventional procedures, including procedures requiring the placement of internal devices.
The optical system provides a 100° field of view with a 5° rearward oblique viewing direction. This configuration provides suitable visualization of the duodenal structures and supports controlled handling in anatomically complex areas.
The distal end features a closely positioned optical system and elevator, helping facilitate precise instrument positioning during different stages of the procedure, particularly during cannulation.
The TJF-160F is designed for smooth handling, with easily operated angulation controls. Its 11.3 mm insertion tube diameter supports controlled advancement, while the available angulation ranges facilitate precise positioning of the distal tip.
An integrated identification function allows certain device-related information to be managed and displayed on the monitor of a compatible endoscopy system.
The Olympus TJF-160F combines a 4.2 mm instrument channel, 5° rearward oblique viewing direction, 100° field of view, and a wide range of angulation. Its configuration is suited to duodenoscopic procedures requiring precise visualization and the use of compatible endotherapy accessories.
The Olympus TJF-160F is a video duodenoscope designed for diagnostic and interventional procedures, particularly examinations and treatments involving the biliary and pancreatic ducts. Its configuration combines a 4.2 mm instrument channel, oblique-viewing optics, and a wide range of angulation to support endoscopic procedures.
The 4.2 mm instrument channel allows the use of a wide range of compatible endotherapy accessories. This configuration facilitates the introduction of appropriately sized instruments for interventional procedures, including procedures requiring the placement of internal devices.
The optical system provides a 100° field of view with a 5° rearward oblique viewing direction. This configuration provides suitable visualization of the duodenal structures and supports controlled handling in anatomically complex areas.
The distal end features a closely positioned optical system and elevator, helping facilitate precise instrument positioning during different stages of the procedure, particularly during cannulation.
The TJF-160F is designed for smooth handling, with easily operated angulation controls. Its 11.3 mm insertion tube diameter supports controlled advancement, while the available angulation ranges facilitate precise positioning of the distal tip.
An integrated identification function allows certain device-related information to be managed and displayed on the monitor of a compatible endoscopy system.
The Olympus TJF-160F combines a 4.2 mm instrument channel, 5° rearward oblique viewing direction, 100° field of view, and a wide range of angulation. Its configuration is suited to duodenoscopic procedures requiring precise visualization and the use of compatible endotherapy accessories.