GI CAPITAL SOLUTIONS Spray Cryotherapy Electrosurgery Intraprocedural Irrigation CO2 Insufflation Our full portfolios of innovative endoscopy equipment help to improve patient care every day. These problem-solving solutions include a novel spray cryotherapy system, a state-of-the-art electrosurgery unit and accessories, CO2 insufflation systems, as well as an irrigation pumps.

truFreeze® Spray Cryotherapy System trQFreeze cryotherapy is a non-contact ablation technology that is used as an adjunct application where other modalities are limited. Spray cryotherapy can help patients who do not respond to RFA for Barrett's Esophagus, have a history of low pain tolerance, are taking anticoagulants, have early-stage esophageal cancer with residual dysplasia, or need palliative care for late-stage cancer. Stent Management truFreeze Cryotherapy can extend the continuum of care offered to your patients. Don't have cryotherapy? Visit our website or email us at [email protected]...

Freeze Disease with the Power of Liquid Nitrogen trūFreeze spray cryotherapy uses Liquid Nitrogen (LN2) for cryogenic destruction of tissue in the gastrointestinal tract. LN2 is the coldest cryogen available and the only cryogen capable of ablating benign and malignant cells at -196˚C. Benign cell death Malignant cell death Vascular stasis & necrosis of benign issue -20°C Increased dwell time or subsequent sprays Not All Ablations are Equal...trūFreeze cryotherapy is capable of malignant cell kill 1mm deep over a 2cm2 area due to the extremely cold nature of LN2 The non-contact nature of trūFreeze...

ELECTROSURGERY gi4000 Electrosurgery Unit Our full line of electrosurgery offerings includes the gi4000 Electrosurgery Unit (ESU) and compatible accessories including Argon and Monopolar Probes. • The state-of-the-art gi4000 Electrosurgery Unit is designed specifically for flexible endoscopy and has Argon, Monopolar, Bipolar and Lavage functions all built into one, compact unit. Miniature Argon Gas Canister fits directly into the unit ARC SMART™ Argon Coagulation Probe The ARC SMART Argon Coagulation Probe is the perfect companion to the performance of the gi4000 ARC SMART Linear Beam and ensures...

4 FUNCTIONS OF THE gi4000 ESU Four functions all-m-one...all output choices are designed specifically for flexible endoscopy procedures and are designed to work in conjunction with endoscopic accessories. Argon coagulation: • Proprietary ARC SMART™ Linear Argon Beam facilitates a robust arc length without sacrificing limited tissue depth • Features a miniature argon gas canister that fits directly into the unit • The 7 Monopolar Modes are listed from Coag to Cut with several blended options in between. • Tip: The TOUCHSOFT™ output is the recommended choice to achieve gentle, depth limited coagulation...

Since Argon Plasma Coagulation is a non-contact method, the arc-length achieved is an important variable.3 The advantages of maintaining a non-contact application include speed in treating large or diffuse lesions, a more homogeneous tissue coagulation zone with a relatively shallow depth of injury, and less tissue sticking to the argon probe with its associated chance of promoting re-bleeding.1'3 • Ignites readily under clinical conditions within a range of default power settings. • Lengthens in a linear relationship to the power increase with minimal effect on depth of tissue injury (see figures...

Deliver irrigation for GI endoscopy procedures with a warm water option by utilizing the ENDO STRATUS Irrigation Pump. • Features warm water technology which may minimize chances of spastic colon • Offers automatic prime button to provide instant irrigation upon foot pedal depression • Adjustable flow rate knob allows clinicians to increase/decrease flow based on type of procedure • Allows for irrigation through auxiliary water jet or biopsy channel tubing and connectors • Is compatible with the ENDO GATOR™ Tubing The ENDOGATOR™ Tubing: Works with irrigation pumps and sterile water bottles. •...

CO2 INSUFFLATIONCO2MPACT Endoscopic Insufflator™ System: Designed to distend the working area for better visibility and access to the inside lining of the digestive tract. • Saves gas with a 30/60/120-minute timer to select the amount of time until the flow of gas automatically stops • Connects to both tank and wall mount sources to accept tank or central supply of CO2 • Accommodates low, medium and high flow settings allowing the user to choose the flow rate needed based on the type of procedure • Features internal dual pressure relief valves which are designed to prevent over-pressurization...

The traditional media used for distending the GI tract has been room air. For the patient, however, the impact from delivery of room air into the GI tract may be quite uncomfortable and require additional recovery time. • "CO2 is a non-flammable gas that can be used safely while performing electrocautery."1 • "CO2 insufflation appears to be well-tolerated even in patients with underlying pulmonary disease and does not seem to induce higher rates of respiratory depression or excessive CO2 retention compared with insufflation with ambient room air."1 • "CO2 is absorbed from the GI Tract approximately...

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