Responsive Insertion Technology
RIT consists of three technologies that work together to improve ease of insertion and operator control, which may help to minimize patient discomfort and enhance procedural efficiency.
Passive bending
The new insertion section includes a soft passive bending section that better follows the passage through acute turns.
high force transmission
High Force Transmission enables a 1:1 transfer of pushing & rotating forces to the distal end of the colonoscope, improving ergonomics and scope responsiveness.
variable stiffness
Variable stiffness allows the flexibility a scope to be changed incrementally by manipulating a flexibility adjustment ring.
Passing Bending
This technology allows for smooth passage through acute flexures by allowing the distal tip of the scope to "deflect" and conform to the natural anatomy. Conventional scopes create a "candy cane" effect causing distended anatomy, patient discomfort and procedural difficulty.
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High Force Transmission
High Force Transmission enables a 1:1 transfer of pushing & rotating forces to the distal end of the colonoscope, improving ergonomics and scope responsiveness.
Improves ergonomics and scope responsiveness
Variable Stiffness
Variable stiffness allows the flexibility of a scope to be changed incrementally by manipulating a flexibility adjustment ring.
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Scopeguide
ScopeGuide is a GPS for the colon designed to improve efficiency and patient comfort, even during difficult procedures. ScopeGuide is integrated into Evis Exera III with the CF-HQ190L colonoscope.
