Olympus CF-HQ190L Colonoscope

Refurbished Olympus CF-HQ190L Colonoscope

Reference: R-CFHQ190L

The EVIS EXERA III CF-HQ190L/I colonoscope utilizes an advanced Dual Focus optical system and Narrow Band Imaging (NBI) to produce clear, bright images for observation. Unique Responsive Insertion Technology (RIT) ensures ease of insertion and excellent scope handling during a complete colonoscopy.

Dual Focus

Dual Focus, a unique Olympus optical innovation, allows the user to select between two focus settings. With the simple push of a scope button, the desired depth of field for observation can be optimized to either the near field or normal field.

NBI (Narrow Band Imaging)

NBI in EVIS EXERA III 190 Series scopes provides twice the viewable distance of EVIS EXERA II 180 Series scopes. 

RIT (Responsive Insertion Technology)

RIT combines three proprietary insertion tube technologies: HFT (High Force Transmission), PB (Passive Bending), and variable stiffness. These technologies are designed to facilitate complete colonoscopies by improving scope handling, insertability, and ergonomics. 

Enhanced Image Quality

An enhanced level of resolving power is achieved owing to a new optical system. Significantly less halation and noise is visible on screen. Improved optics, a brighter image, increased contrast, reduced noise, and reduced halation are the result of a new CCD available in the EVIS EXERA III, providing superior image quality even during electronic zoom.

ScopeGuide

ScopeGuide is an integrated technology in EVIS EXERA III 190 Series HQ colonoscopes.

ScopeGuide provides real-time 3D visualization of scope position and configuration. This new level of visualization provides physicians with the ability to recognize loops as they form, potentially leading to shorter insertion time and less patient discomfort.

Waterproof One-touch Connector

A new connector design minimizes the effort required for setup prior to and in between cases. In addition, it is fully submersible and eliminates the need for a water-resistant cap and the associated risk of an expensive repair due to accidental immersion.