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Clear Cut - July 2015 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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Pentax Medical | i10 Series HD+ Endoscopes Also in the category of scope innovations, Pentax Medical has introduced a new line of colonoscopy and EGD scopes, each type available in standard and slim sizes. The 140- degree field of view, high-definition scopes incorporate megapixel resolution CCD chips, which capture images consisting of more than 1 million pixels for image clarity and fine detail. The instrument channels on the standard EGD scope and the slim colonoscope are larger than in previous versions of these scopes, lending us more therapeutic capability in their use. The 3.2 mm channel in the gastroscope and 3.8 mm channel in the colono- scope allow us to use larger forceps and other accessories, and more suction power. In addition, the control body of the i10 series scopes has been redesigned for improved ergonomic comfort. The company says it'll fit in your physicians' hands better. It's 30 g lighter than Pentax's 90i series predecessor, with angulation knobs that make one-handed control easier and repositioned buttons for more intuitive operation. The i10 series scopes list at $31,000. 6 3 J U LY 2 0 1 5 | O U T P A T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T z ERGONOMIC ADVANTAGE A redesigned control body is one of the innovations in Pentax's i10 Series HD+ Endoscopes.

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