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How Safe Are Your Patients? - June 2016 - Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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mally invasive views in real time, to improve your ability to identify critical anatomy, your surgical technique, your outcomes and your patients' safety. ENV (Endoscopic Near-Infrared Visualization) highlights vascular and biliary anatomy through con- trast fluorescence imaging. IRIS (Infrared Illumination System) employs a lighted stent to increase the visibility of the ureters. Clarity helps you to see through surgical smoke, fog, moisture and debris. DRE (Dynamic Range Enhancement) bright- ens dark parts of an image. And Desaturation allows variable color adjustments to better distinguish tissue. These are neat options. They'll help a lot in training and in cases where you have inflammation or other advanced illness. And since Stryker's platform is suitable for arthroscopy as well as laparoscopy, you've got a cross-specialty versatility benefit. But you'll have to replace your entire video tower and all your scopes to get these views. I love new technology, but not at the expense of having to buy a whole new system. Novadaq Technologies Pinpoint Endoscopic Fluorescence Imaging System The 5 mm laparoscope in Novadaq's Pinpoint system is able to provide monochromatic, green-contrast, and color-segmented flu- orescence imaging to visualize vascularity in esophagectomies, 6 4 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y M A G A Z I N E • J U N E 2 0 1 6

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