We understand the frustrations and implications that poor scope visibility can cause.
It takes its toll on surgeons and staff — and can compromise patient outcomes. Many surgeons “just live with it” because removing the scope for repeated cleaning (up to five times per procedure on average) can break concentration, interrupt the procedure cadence and add to OR time and costs — not to mention the risk of scope re-contamination via dirty duck valves.
35%
of every surgery is
performed under poor
visibility
Disruptions
in surgical
workflow increase
the risk of error
1 in 5
surgical injuries
is linked to poor
visibility
Scope Cleaning
increases OR time
and costs while
reducing throughput
“More often than not we just
live with compromised vision
to minimize delays in the
procedure.”
THE ANSWER IS CLEAR.
No other scope cleaning device gets the job done as quickly, easily and completely.
COMMON DEBRIS
THE SOLUTION
COMMON DEBRIS
Scope can become fogged upon insertion due to the temperature change, often requiring removal and
THE SOLUTION
CLEARS
fogged lens without scope removal, allowing the temps to equalize.
COMMON DEBRIS
When a smudged scope passes by the seals for cleaning, they can become a source of contamination during
THE SOLUTION
ENSURES
endoscope is never removed and trocar seals remain clean.
COMMON DEBRIS
Fat and other viscera can be the most difficult contaminant to deal with due to its density and stickiness to the scope lens.
THE SOLUTION
RESTORES
visibility in-situ in seconds, without compromise.
COMMON DEBRIS
Blood, either due to dripping down the trocar, mist, or surgical bleeder, can obstruct visibility and necessitate scope removal.
THE SOLUTION
REMEDIES
a surgeon’s visibility in seconds not minutes, restoring the cadence of the procedure.
The ability to clean the lens without removing the scope improves the surgical flow while helping reduce the length and overall cost of the procedure.