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Real-Time in vivo Observation of Cells and Nuclei Opens New Possibilities for Diagnostic Endoscopy

Operation of the Zoom Lever to Change Magnification Levels

Normal View

Magnifying Observation

Endocyto Observation

Principle of Endocyto Observation

Cell nuclei are stained with an appropriate dye. The objective lens is then brought into contact with the mucosa to observe the cells of the superficial mucosal layer.
Light emitted by the light guide is sent into the cells and partially returned as scattered light, facilitating cytological observation of the superficial mucosal layer.

Endocytoscopes Feature HDTV, NBI and Endocyto Observation in a Small-Diameter Endoscope

Gastroscope GIF-H290EC

The Endocyto gastroscope incorporates a broad range of observation modalities including magnifying NBI and 520x magnifying Endocyto observation for lesion assessment.
Combined with a slim diameter of 9.7 mm, this versatile endoscope can be used in all different diagnostic gastroscopies from routine examinations to cutting-edge diagnosis.

Endocyto Observation

Non-tumor (esophagus)

Tumor (esophagus)

Endocyto-NBI Observation

Non-tumor (esophagus)

Tumor (esophagus) * Intermediate zoom-focus image with high NBI contrast

Colonoscope CF-H290ECI

The Endocyto colonoscope is combining cutting-edge observation with proven insertion technologies to support patient-friendly high-quality colonoscopy.
Magnified NBI and 520x magnifying Endocyto observation support precise diagnosis of colorectal lesions to streamline therapeutic intervention.
High Force Transmission and Variable Stiffness facilitate smooth maneuverability in this 12.8 mm slim-caliber colonoscope.

Endocyto Observation

Non-tumor (colon)

Tumor (colon)

Endocyto-NBI Observation

Non-tumor (colon)

Tumor (colon)