Fujinon Endoscopic

Fujinon Endoscopic

Fujinon Endoscopic Systems

The 400 System includes a complete range of high-resolution 410,000-pixel CCD endoscopes with exceptionally comfortable and efficient operating control mechanics: all integrated using the same processor and light source; all designed to meet the needs of acute care medical centers.

The 200 System – the perfect choice for mid-size hospitals, small rural facilities, ambulatory surgical center and independent practices – scopes use only advanced 410,000-pixel CCDs. This assures the superior visualization needed to identify pathology clearly and precisely. The scopes share all the physical specifications of their counterparts in the 400 System. Providing system-wide integration, all 200 scopes use the same all-in-one halogen light source and video processor for unexcelled versatility, dependability, and economy.

Featuring:

• World’s Highest Resolution Digestive Tract Endoscopes
• New 40% Lighter Control Sections
• Improved Maneuverability
• Advanced Imaging Technology
• Two-tiered Product Line Installed Base/Trade-in Program
• Unique Service/Maintenance Programs
• Strategic Alliances for Total Solutions

Fujinon’s role in endoscopy is recognized around the world for superior imaging quality. Increasingly, the recognition is being applied to ease of control and maneuverability, and to system integration. Fujinon was first to build fiberscopes that provided wide-angle viewing of the gastrointestinal tract. Next, Fujinon combined fiberscopy with video to make it possible for many to view procedures in real time or recorded on videotape.

The 400 System includes endoscopy’s highest definition imaging – the world’s first 850,000-pixel CCD endoscopes combine optical and electronic magnification. For settings such as teaching and research institutions, Fujinon brings you the results of new breakthroughs and 35 years of optical and video innovation. In the struggle against gastrointestinal disease, you have never held such power in your hands.

Now, you can visualize problems that will remain invisible to other endoscopes for years. These endoscopes are currently being used exclusively, in a National Cancer Institute study of suspected pre-cancerous lesions, Aberrant Crypt Foci (ACF). The visualization of ACF offers the hope that diagnosis can be made far earlier, allowing treatment to take place as determined by the physician and, presumably far sooner in the process. When you view the digitally processed images from an 850,000-pixel video endoscope and then optically magnify the image 35X, you see what has never been seen. The future.