ASCENDO™ Submucosal Lifting Agent

• Quality Endoscopic Lift - Helps to clarify the margins of the target lesion and is designed to provide a submucosal cushion of height and duration
• Prefilled Syringe - Preparation is simplified in 5 ml or 10 ml offerings
• Biocompatible - After 28 days, there were no mortalities, signs of toxicity, pathological findings, and there were no macroscopic abnormalities attributed to the product
• Sodium Hyaluronate - Commonly referred to as hyaluronic acid (HA), a biopolymer naturally present in the human body

COINTIP™ Snare

The COINTIP™ Snare is a hot and cold snare featuring a dynamic braided wire configuration with a coined distal tip, double catheter with internal strain relief, and three distinct shapes. The snare provides deliberate and thorough cutting capabilities specifically for complex polypectomy procedures like endoscopic mucosal resections (EMR).

• Provides differentiated solution for complex polypectomies 
• Allows en bloc or piecemeal resection abilities with its 20 mm size
• leverage the benefits of difference wire diameters to support precise cutting
• Allows technique flexibility with dial indication for both hot and cold use

Endoscopic Marker

The Endoscopic Marker is indicated for endoscopically marking lesions in the GI tract when the endoscopist anticipates the lesion will require surgical removal within 30 days.

How the Endoscopic Marker Works

An endoscopic marker provides a method of marking target tissue and lesions on the wall of a patient’s stomach or colon during an endoscopic procedure. The mark provides a reference point for subsequent removal of the tissue. Using an endoscopic marker for endoscopic tattooing supports quick localization of target lesions and the correct spot is evaluated.

A GI marker or endoscopic tattoo agent is delivered by an injection needle advanced through the working channel of an endoscope. Endoscopic tattooing is indicated to facilitate localization of luminal abnormality at the time of surgery or repeat endoscopic examination.1 This is typically applied near large or advanced lesions during polypectomies.

The Endoscopic Marker comes in a 5ml prefilled syringe. In order to use, unfasten the cap. Attach the syringe to the luer fitting on a 23-to-25-gauge injection needle and insert into the biopsy channel of the endoscope. When the needle is properly positioned, insert the tip 30-45 degrees tangentially into the submucosal space of the colon and inject .5 to .75ml of the marker.

• No shake necessary - Allows for stable suspension of the ink
• Stable emulsion - Does not migrate, resulting in dark and permanent marks
• Prefilled endoscopic marker - Single-use, sterile product

EXACTO™ Cold Snare

Clinically proven to achieve a significantly high rate of complete resection, the Exacto cold snare offers control and placement for a precise, clean cut. The Exacto snare supports the cold snare polypectomy technique and can be used to resect a variety of polyps in multiple sizes (small, diminutive, and large).

How the Exacto Cold Snare Works

As cold snaring becomes the standard for subcentimeter polyps and expands into the removal of larger polyps, the Exacto cold snare is leading the way with clinical data to drive changes in medical practice. The Exacto endoscopic snare has been specifically designed to optimize cold resection with a 9mm snare size. The thin wire design (0.012 inch / 0.30mm) enables a clean cut while maintaining its shape and stiffness.

• Features a shield shape design that maximises its width for control and placement during cold snare polypectomy
• Offers a stiff catheter that aids in placement, supports tissue transection, and decreased buckling
• Provides balance between stiffness and flexibility due to its thin, seven braided wire configuration
• Reduces polyp "fly away" from the rection site making it possible to collect specimens for pathology

HISTOGUIDE™ Wire-Guided Forceps

The Histoguide wire-guided forceps offers safe and effective guidewire placement of biopsy forceps into the biliary ductal system to facilitate stricture diagnosis. Lesions can be sampled via fluoroscopic imaging by utilizing these endoscopy biliary biopsy forceps over a guidewire. The radiopaque design of the Histoguide biopsy forceps allows for maintained visualization during ERCP procedures.

How the Histoguide wire-guided forceps work

The Histoguide wire-guided forceps provide access into the biliary duct. The wire-guide feature allows for effective placement and the serrated jaws help to acquire tissue during procedures.

• Features a wire-guide for easy access into the biliary duct and guidewire placement
• Includes standard size biopsy forceps with serrated jaws to effectively grab and acquire tissue to aid in diagnosis
• Offers a spring loaded handle to ensure endobiliary forceps remain in closed position to retain collected tissue samples

INFINITY™ ERCP Sampling Device

• The Infinity ERCP sampling device is purpose built for collecting substantial and quality samples from strictures in the biliary duct and is specifically designed to address the inadequacies of current sampling instruments such as cytology brushes. The Infinity ERCP sampling device has been proven to deliver a diagnostic sensitivity of up to 85%.1

How the Infinity ERCP sampling device works

The Infinity ERCP sampling device is intended to be used to retrieve cytological cell samples in the gastrointestinal tract. The sampling device features stiffer bristles and softer bristles in one cytology brush to help create a defect in tissue and collect the necessary cells.

• Features stiffer bristles to help create a defect in the tissue and softer birstles to capture abraded material
• Brush design includes spaces between bristles to help pack cells into the catheter during sampling of the bile duct
• Includes a detachable handle with "Salvage Cytology" capability
• Provides a nitinol drive wire to allow for greater pushability and resistance to kinking
• Compatible with long and short guidewires

PADLOCK CLIP™ Defect Closure System

The Padlock Clip defect closure system is an endoscopic clip that facilitates full circumferential tissue closure. The over-the-scope Padlock Clip system consists of a pre-loaded, self-grasping hemostatic clip designed to encircle, lift, close, and potentiate the healing of tissue defects.

How the Padlock Clip Defect Closure System Works

The Padlock Clip system is indicated for clip placement within the gastrointestinal (GI) tract for endoscopic marking of lesions, endoscopic clip closure of GI tract luminal perforations <20mm that can be treated conservatively, and endoscopic hemostasis for mucosal/ submucosal defects, bleeding ulcers, arteries <2mm, polyps <1.5cm in diameter, or diverticula in the colon.

• Features an over-the-scope endoscopic clip designed to encircle, lift, close, and heal tissue defects
• Easy and intuitive assembly with deployment wire running outside the scope
• Provides an open and free instrument channel for optimal endoscope suction and utilisation of through-the-scope devices
• Deploys via a "push of the thumb" one-hand actuation
• Lays flat against the tissue once deployed
• Compatible with an Overtube to assist with intubation