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remOVE System

remOVE System

remOVE System

Product catalog summary
Application: The document outlines the applications for the endoscopic removal of OTSC® and FTRD® clips, which include misplacement of the clip, accidental clipping of instruments, local complications like luminal obstruction, the need for repeat biopsy or lesion resection, and extraction of stents fixed with a stentfix OTSC® clip.
Clip Removal Procedure: The procedure involves establishing contact with the clip, using a foot-activated switch to cut the clip, and ensuring fragmentation through endoscopic visualization. The remOVE Grasper is used to pull clip fragments into the remOVE SecureCap for removal from the patient's body.
remOVE System Features: The system is designed for effective endoscopic cutting and extraction of clips using generator and probe technology based on direct current (DC). It is safe, easy to use, and minimizes thermal injury while ensuring safe retrieval of clip fragments.
Clip Removal with AWC®: The remOVE Grasper is introduced by the AWC®, and the remOVE DC Impulse generates a bipolar current pulse to melt and cut the clip. The clip is grasped at its thinnest parts for effective removal.
Details and Components: The system includes grasping forceps, a flexible shaft compatible with working channel diameters of 2.8 mm or larger, an adhesive film for lens protection, and a bipolar endoscopic DC instrument. The remOVE DC Cutter Set and remOVE DC Impulse are key components, ensuring safe and effective clip fragmentation.
Company Information: Ovesco Endoscopy AG specializes in flexible endoscopy, endoluminal surgery, and telemetric diagnostics, offering innovative products for gastrointestinal disease detection and treatment.
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remOVE System-1

System for removal of OTSC® and FTRD® clips

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remOVE System-2

The remOVE System for endoscopic OTSC® and FTRD® clip removal • Effective endoscopic cutting and extraction of OTSC® and FTRD® clips • Generator and probe technology based on direct current (DC) • Safe and easy to use • System designed for minimal and superficial thermal injury • Safe retrieval of clip fragments Applications for endoscopic removal of OTSC® and FTRD® clips: • Misplacement of the clip at an unwanted place • Accidental clipping of an instrument to the tissue • Local complications due to the clip (e.g. luminal obstruction) • Need for repeat biopsy or for successive lesion resection...

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remOVE System-3

Clip removal with AWC® Physical principle of functioning Electrode S Clip removal with the help of the remOVE Grasper introduced by the AWC®. OTSC® material The remOVE DC Impulse generates a bipolar current pulse. This DC pulse is applied onto the OTSC®/FTRD ® clip via the remOVE DC Cutter resulting in localized melting and cutting of the clip. The clip is grasped with the remOVE DC Cutter preferably at the thinnest part

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remOVE System-4

The remOVE DC Impulse (ref. no. 400.01) is a medical electrical device for fragmentation of OTSC® and FTRD ® clips in the digestive tract. The remOVE DC Impulse is designed to ensure that a direct current pulse can only be generated when sufficient contact with a segment of the clip is established. Sufficient contact is indicated through an acoustic signal. Components: A emOVE DC Impulse r B Foot-activated switch with connector cable C DC cord in order to connect the remOVE DC Cutter D ower cord P The remOVE DC Cutter Set consist of (ref. no. 400.02.01 (12); ref. no. 400.02.02 (14)) : • ipolar...

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