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Fujifilm’s 800 series upper GI endoscopes are game changers when it comes to Third Space procedures. In particular, the EG-840TP scope delivers an incredibly tight retroflexion that easily endures every Third Space procedure and delivers unsurpassed visualization. The 3.2mm working channel in a 7.9mm diameter scope allows me to perform narrow tunneling in tight spaces with superior suction for hemostasis as well as easy closure of the mucosotomy. In all, using Fujifilm’s EG-840TP means there are no compromises I need to make in performing TSE – there is truly nothing else on the market that even compares."
Jason B. Samarasena, MD, MBA, FACG, AGAF
Chief | Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Professor of Medicine, Interventional Endoscopy Training Director, H. H. Chao Digestive Health Institute, University of California Irvine
Fujifilm's ACI mode is a game-changer for trainees and doctors learning third space procedures. By enhancing red tones for blood vessels while keeping the submucosa distinctly blue, it provides noticeable clarity in differentiating the mucosa, submucosa, and muscle layers — minimizing the risk of errors such as inadvertent muscle injury, being able to easily identify the planes, and enabling safer, more efficient hands-on learning without constant light mode switching."
Jennifer Phan, MD
Medical Director, Director of Bariatric Endoscopy, Hoag Irvine Advanced Endoscopy Center Program Director Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship
Fujifilm is known for their retroflexion ability. The 160o down angulation of the 800 Series gastroscopes is unheard of. Not only can you more easily reach areas in retroflexion, the ergonomic maneuvers needed for hard to reach upper GI areas to gain a stable, steady plane for treatment are no longer challenging or strenuous in operating the scope to perform procedures."
Phillip Ge, MD
Assistant Professor, Department of Gastroenterology Hepatology & Nutrition, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
As a gastroenterologist and interventional endoscopist for more than 30 years, I am driven by the motto ‘innovation fueled by compassion’. When it comes to endoscopic innovation that helps me advance patient care, I find Fujifilm to be an exceptional partner. Fujifilm’s motto of ‘value from innovation’ is clearly evident - from their exceptional image clarity and visualization to their innovative scope technologies, and the Fujifilm team which provides extraordinary service. Together, we leverage innovation and work collaboratively to drive breakthroughs that help our team at Hoag Digestive Health Institute provide world-class care to our community and beyond."
Kenneth Chang, MD, MASGE, AGAF, FACG, FJGES, FAFS
Executive Medical Director, Hoag Digestive Health Institute
When I started my attending career several years ago, I chose to work with Fujifilm, not only because of the innovations they've developed to help advance interventional endoscopy, but also their commitment to partnership and ongoing technology improvements. In that time, I know I chose right for my patients and myself."
Meir Mizrahi, MD, FASGE
Advanced Endoscopy Fellowship Program Director Interventional Gastroenterology, Largo Medical Center
[The EN-840T double balloon] scope is a major step forward for deep enteroscopy. Improvements in all areas — scope dynamics, optics and irrigation will empower physicians to really push the envelope for deep small bowel diagnostics and therapeutics."
Daniel J. Stein, MD, MPH
The first aspect endoscopists will note is superlative image detail and clarity. The video image resolution is strikingly impressive. The image clarity and resolution are markedly better than any endoscope I've utilized."
Steven L. Carpenter, MD, MACP, AGAF, FASGE, FACP
Gastroenterologist, Center for Digestive & Liver Health,
Chair, Department of Internal Medicine Residency Program, Mercer University School of Medicine
The usage of the ED-580XT Duodenoscope provided notable assistance ... by providing image clarity, a stable elevator, and guidewire locking capabilities. This in addition to the ease with which the large devices passed through the instrument channel."
Kenneth Sigman, MD, AGAF, FASGE, FACG
Chief of the Division of Gastroenterology, Grandview Medical Center
Initiating with LCI has greatly helped me detect abnormalities and has greatly improved my Adenoma Detection Rate. I am now in the 95th percentile because of my use of LCI, and it has changed the way I do colonoscopies."
Jose Lantin, MD
CEO and practicing Gastroenterologist, Gastroenterology of Westchester
As you plan your time at DDW® 2026, don’t miss these distinguished endoscopists delivering exciting and informative TECH Talk presentations Sunday through Tuesday on the show floor, only at Booth 4631!
Sunday, May 3 | 11am | Fujifilm Booth 4631
Sherif Andrawes, MD, FACG, NYSGEF
Chief, Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Nutrition, Advanced Therapeutic & Interventional Endoscopist, Director of Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopy Fellowship
Staten Island University Hospital, Northwell Health
Assistant Professor
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell, Staten Island, NY
Robert Bechara, MD
Gastroenterologist & Advanced Therapeutic Endoscopist
Kingston Health Sciences Centre
Associate Professor
Queens University, Ontario, Canada
Sunday, May 3 | 1pm | Fujifilm Booth 4631
Raman Muthusamy, MD, MAS
Medical Director of Endoscopy
UCLA Health
Monday, May 4 | 11am | Fujifilm Booth 4631
Ken Chang, MD, MASGE, AGAF, FACG, FJGES, FAFS
Executive Medical Director
Hoag Digestive Health Institute
Monday, May 4 | 1pm | Fujifilm Booth 4631
Azziz Aadam, MD
Director of Interventional Endoscopy, Medical Director Global Services, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology
Northwestern Medicine
Tuesday, May 5 | 11am | Fujifilm Booth 4631
Matheus Franco, MD, MBA, MSc, PhD
Director of Endoscopy, Third Space and Bariatric Endoscopy, Associate Professor of Medicine
University of Texas at San Antonio
With the introduction of the ELUXEO 8000 Endoscopic Imaging System, Fujifilm continues to drive endoscopic innovation in three key areas:
At the heart of the ELUXEO 8000 system is a completely revamped image processing engine taking advanced image quality to new levels. You'll experience brighter, sharper images with minimized halation and 4K resolution capabilities.
Fujifilm pioneered LED Multi-Light technology in the US, and brought to market clinically relevant image enhancement modes such as LCI and BLI.
With the ELUXEO 8000 system, we now introduce an observation mode called Amber-red Color Imaging, or ACI.
ACI simultaneously emphasizes brightness and color difference to distinguish areas with high red saturation, such as blood to help improve visualization of blood vessels in the submucosal space, or pinpoint the source of an active bleed.
Compatible with Fujifilm 600, 700, and next generation 800 Series endoscopes, the ELUXEO 8000 system also promotes smart connectivity and scalability with peripherals and systems, streamlining your workflow and providing you with an unmatched set of innovative endoscopic solutions, on one future ready platform to scale with you as you advance your endoscopy practice.
ELUXEO 800 Series Endoscopes feature the latest CMOS Image Sensor technology with improved signal-to-noise ratio for high resolution and optimal brightness throughout the entire field of view.
The expanded 800 series gastroscope lineup now offers two advanced models, each tailored for specific clinical needs.
EG-860R is equipped with the latest CMOS image sensor technology, delivering best-in-class image clarity and enhanced down angulation of 120° for superior maneuverability.
EG-840T is a novel line extension featuring a large 3.2mm working channel, designed specifically for routine applications to improve efficiency and versatility. Precise control of the distal end can be achieved even in the most challenging treatment areas with 210° up angulation and increased 160° downward angulation.
The ELUXEO routine colonoscope lineup includes three models, each with unique features and specifications to accommodate a range of patients and procedures.
Fujifilm 800 Series colonoscopes are engineered for reliable retroflexion with responsive bending and sustained angulation, providing precise and responsive distal end control.
The variable stiffness adjustment capability of the 800 Series Colonoscopes enables instant adjustment when navigating the colon with the turn of a dial.
Fujifilm’s Third Space Endoscopy (TSE) portfolio is designed to provide distinct therapeutic advantages in performance and versatility during TSE procedures. With features to address challenging anatomy, scope stabilization, and visualization of microvascular architecture, these Fujifilm endoscopes offer you the versatility in range needed for complex cases.
The Fujifilm 700 Series Dual Channel Endoscope is the only dual channel scope FDA cleared for both upper & lower GI applications, enabling advanced endoscopy procedures and techniques. Along with unparalleled image quality and ample working channels, this state-of-the-art scope also boasts a 210° upward angulation to retroflex in areas that are difficult to approach.
The EG-840T and EG-840TP gastroscopes are designed with a large 3.2mm working channel and enhanced maneuverability. For example, the EG-840TP offers a slim 7.9mm outer diameter, ideal for navigating narrow lumens.
Fujifilm offers devices designed for reliable performance in a variety of TSE applications and emerging techniques. Whether you are an experienced third space endoscopist, or you are starting to consider adding capabilities to conduct TSE procedures in your practice, Fujifilm devices support your endeavors.
Fujifilm's innovative TRACMOTION device enables easy grasping and re-grasping of large lesions during ESD procedures, simplifying the lesion extraction process, and offering the potential to reduce procedure time. TRACMOTION is catching the attention of advanced endoscopists across the country, with dozens of physicians and fellows alike training on TRACMOTION to develop their skills in performing ESD.
The FUJIFILM Arietta 850 is the premium endoscopic ultrasound processor, providing endoscopists with greater depth of information to allow for precise decision-making.
Equipped with Fujifilm's ultrasonic transmission and reception "eFocusing" technology and "Carving Imaging" image processing technology, the FUJIFILM Arietta 850 makes it possible to render clear ultrasound images from superficial to the deepest layers of the abdomen.
With enhanced detailed observation, the FUJIFILM Arietta 850 also provides an extensive variety of imaging modalities, such as Real-time Tissue Elastography, Detective Flow Imaging, and Shear Wave Measurement. Come see it in action at Booth 4631!
The FUJIFILM EG-740UT curved linear EUS scope works with both the Arietta 850 and SU-1 Platinum EUS processors to empower increased visualization for both stent placement and stable puncture. The EG-740UT provides an ample puncture range and 4.0 working channel to accommodate larger caliber devices and double guidewire techniques.
As the objective lens is placed behind the elevator, the device can be seen in the endoscopic image, making the EG-740UT the most forward-viewing EUS scope in the market for therapeutics. In addition, the thoughtfully designed EG-740UT boasts a short bending radius designed to improve access to the anatomical target being assessed and/or treated.
When it comes to access and exploration of the small bowel, Fujifilm’s double balloon enteroscopes have long defined the gold standard of care. The EN-840T takes those capabilities to a new level.
Featuring a built-in waterjet, an ample 3.2mm instrument channel, and powerful imaging quality with LED multi-light technology and image enhanced endoscopy light modes — all housed within a sleek 9.4mm distal end diameter — Fujifilm’s EN-840T double balloon enteroscope is revolutionizing the gold standard of care in endoscopic access to the small bowel.
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It's time to rethink what's possible when it comes to elevating performance and quality in colonoscopy. Fujifilm is expanding the ELUXEO® LED Multi-Light Imaging system with CAD EYE®and SCALE EYE® to deliver an unmatched set of innovative solutions to enhance polyp detection, all on one scalable future ready platform.
CAD EYE detection system was developed utilizing AI deep learning technology to support real-time detection of colonic mucosal lesions such as polyps and adenomas during colonoscopy procedures. The system delivers both visual and auditory cues to the physician without disrupting workflow, to help prevent lesion oversight — where lesions are in the view but cannot be detected — as well as on the edge of the observation range.
Real accuracy for in vivo polyp measurement is here. Fujifilm's SCALE EYE technology delivers objective, real-time measurement support to ensure accuracy and consistency. Using a laser-equipped colonoscope and innovative image processing software, a linear or circular virtual scale can be displayed on the endoscopic image with just the touch of a scope button.
Eliminate the need for dye administration and its associated challenges and limitations. ELUXEO Vision oxygen saturation (StO2) imaging harnesses the power of data to support informed and confident intraoperative decision-making.
It is the only in-market solution that enables physicians to continuously visualize, quantify, map, and monitor tissue StO2 using an endoscope or laparoscope in real-time without requiring dye.
ELUXEO Vision is an upgrade to the ELUXEO Surgical System or ELUXEO Endoscopic Imaging System and fits on the same tower.
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