A duodenoscope filter system uses NIR ICG fluorescence to reveal duct orientation before cannulation and reduce pancreatitis risk.
Endoscopic image analysis rates duodenal papilla intubation difficulty and provides support information for challenging procedures.
An inclined surface expands the distal end cap's inner space, reducing harmful load during endoscope detachment.
A hinged elevator uses a positioning groove, cutting edge, and guiding surface to keep guide wires and catheters aligned at the papilla.
During ERCP, image recognition classifies duodenal papilla types and displays related information to guide cannulation decisions.
An imaging guidewire guides modular accessories for flexible diagnosis and intervention.
Radiopaque markers provide visual feedback while vacuum suction and articulation keep the esophagus outside the ablation field.
Image recognition detects the duodenal papilla and overlays simulated openings, helping physicians navigate ERCP cannulation.