SY-GWG200 medical Endoscopy Irrigation Pump

An endoscopy irrigation pump is a medical device used during endoscopic procedures to irrigate and cleanse the area being examined. It is typically used in procedures such as colonoscopies, upper endoscopies, and bronchoscopies.

The pump is designed to deliver a controlled flow of fluid to the endoscope's working channel, which allows for the removal of debris, secretions, and blood from the site. The fluid used can be water, saline, or other solutions, depending on the procedure and the physician's preference.

The endoscopy irrigation pump typically consists of a fluid bag or reservoir, a pump mechanism, tubing, and a controller. The pump is typically operated by foot pedal or hand controls and can be adjusted to deliver a specific flow rate and pressure.

One of the benefits of using an endoscopy irrigation pump is that it can help improve the visualization of the area being examined, as it helps to remove debris and secretions that might obstruct the view. Additionally, it can help reduce the risk of infection and other complications by flushing out the area and minimizing the amount of bacteria present.

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