Olympus EVIS EXERA II TJF-Q180V Duodenovideoscope – High-Resolution ERCP Therapeutic Endoscope

The Olympus EVIS EXERA II TJF-Q180V Duodenovideoscope is a high-performance, advanced therapeutic endoscope designed specifically for endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) procedures. Known for its unmatched precision, high-resolution imaging, and exceptional maneuverability, this duodenoscope is a top choice for gastroenterologists, hospitals, and specialized clinics worldwide.

Key Features & Benefits:

Ultra-High-Resolution Imaging: Provides crystal-clear visualization of the biliary and pancreatic ducts, enabling accurate diagnosis and efficient therapeutic procedures.

Narrow Band Imaging (NBI): Enhances the visibility of subtle mucosal lesions and vascular structures for early detection of abnormalities.

Dual Guidewire Locking System: Supports 0.025" and 0.035" guidewires for safe and efficient guidewire exchange during complex ERCP procedures.

Slim, Flexible Insertion Tube: 11.3 mm outer diameter ensures smooth insertion and superior navigation in challenging anatomy.

Large Instrument Channel (4.2 mm): Compatible with a wide range of therapeutic devices, improving procedural versatility and efficiency.

Advanced Angulation: Maximum angulation of 120° up, 90° down, 110° right, and 90° left for precise positioning and optimal access.

Ergonomic Design: Reduces operator fatigue and enhances handling during prolonged procedures.

System Compatibility: Works seamlessly with Olympus CV-180, CV-190, CV-160, and CV-140 video processors.

Technical Specifications:

Outer Diameter: 13.7 mm

Insertion Tube Diameter: 11.3 mm

Working Length: 1240 mm

Field of View: 100°

Direction of View: Backward side-viewing 5°

Depth of Field: 5–60 mm

Maximum Angulation: Up 120°, Down 90°, Right 110°, Left 90°

Applications:

The TJF-Q180V Duodenovideoscope is ideal for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures in the duodenum, including bile duct and pancreatic interventions. Its design supports precision, reliability, and safety, making it a leading choice for hospitals, endoscopy centers, and advanced gastrointestinal clinics.