Disposable Endoscopy Instrument

The stone retrieval balloon (platoid) is used in conjunction with flexible endoscope to extract the stones in bile duct, which can also provide lumen for inserting guide wire and injecting contrast agent

Disposable stone extraction basket (security wire) is used for the endoscopic removal of biliary stones and foreign bodies.

Nasal biliary drainage catheter is used for endoscopic gall-stone operation or bile drainage after cholecystectomy.

The swing sphincterotome is mainly intended for resection and coagulation to the duodenal papilla sphincter in the ERCP procedures. It is usually used in conjunction with the guide wire devices

The disposable biopsy forceps works with flexible endoscopes, passing through the endoscope channel into the human body cavity to take the living tissues for pathology analysis

The disposable grasping forceps is used in conjuction with the soft endoscopes, entering into the human body cavity such as respiratory tract, esophagus, stomach, intestine and so forth through the endoscope channel, to grasp tissues, stones and foreign matters as well as to take the stents out.

The clip is compatible with endoscope, which is indicated for clip placement within digestive tract for the purpose of mechanical pressure treatment of bleeding of small arteries and pulsation.

The polypectomy snare is a monopolar alectrosurgical device used with an electrosurgical unit for endoscopic polypectomy.

The device is intended for endoscopic injection into gastrointestinal mucosa, or to endoscopically introduce a sclerosing agent into selected sites to control actual or potential bledding lesions in the digestive system.

The Guide Wire is intended for ERCP diagnosis or therapy when there seems to be various diseases of the digestive system in the pancreatic and billiary duct