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Compounding Disaster - July 2016 - Subscribe to Outpatient Surgery Magazine

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J U L Y 2 0 1 6 • O U T PA T I E N TS U R G E R Y. N E T • 6 3 Fujifilm | EN-580T Double Balloon Endoscope Though the Double Balloon system has been around for a while, Fujifilm debuted a few new updates to the system's scope to better accommodate physicians. The system — which allows doctors to visualize and treat the small intestine — has a new scope with a larger 3.2 mm accessory channel to increase access and improve suction. Additionally, the system features improved close-focus imag- ing, thanks to a new high-resolution Super CCD chip, so doctors can get up-close views of tissue without image distortion. ConMed | DuraClip This clip gives physicians more con- trol and accuracy when creating hemostasis in the GI tract. Compared to some other clips, which can only be opened and closed up to 5 times, the DuraClip can be repositioned an unlimited number of times prior to deployment, helping docs secure precise positioning and save time and money in supplies. The clip also allows for 1-to-1 rotation, which gives the provider more control over its movement, and a shorter clip design so physicians can place clips in closer proximity to the mucosal defect and improve hemostasis. — Kendal Gapinski

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