The device maintains colonic distension for enhanced visibility and more efficient procedures, according to a Dec. 16 new release.
The device was developed by a practicing gastroenterologist to address a common issue encountered during colonoscopies.
The device is made from self-lubricating medical-grade silicone and forms a reversible seal between the colonoscope and the anus or stoma, allowing for on-demand colonic distension that can be controlled by a colonoscopist or technician.
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