Third Eye® Retroscope® is passed through the working channel of the standard colonoscope until it extends beyond its distal tip. As it emerges, the device automatically turns around 180 degrees to aim back toward the tip of the colonoscope and the endoscopist locks it into place.
| Third Eye Retroscope emerging from colonoscope | |||
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| Figure 1: Placing polarizing filter on distal end of colonoscope. |
Figure 2: Third Eye Retroscope lens emerging from working channel of colonoscope. |
Figure 3: Third Eye Retroscope assume J position. |
Figure 4: Third Eye Retroscope locked into place. |
Then, as the colonoscope is withdrawn from the colon, the Third Eye comes along with it, providing a continuous retrograde view to complement the forward view of the colonoscope. When a lesion has been detected in the retrograde view, quick and easy removal of the Third Eye Retroscope frees up the working channel for polypectomy snare or biopsy forcep.
Watch a Video Overview
How Avantis Medical Systems has created a Clearly Visionary colonoscope device that delivers a retrograde view of the colon.
| View this Library of Videos about the Third Eye® Retroscope®: | ||
| Third Eye deploys through the Working Channel of a Colonoscope | Third Eye Withdrawal | Third Eye Finds Polyp Hidden Behind Fold |
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MKT 16042, Rev A