Clinical Pain Points
Traditional single-channel flexible endoscopes have only one working channel, making simultaneous dual-instrument coordination impossible during procedures. The lack of tissue retraction and counter-traction support significantly increases the difficulty and reduces the precision of demanding mucosal resection procedures such as ESD and EMR.
With single-channel endoscopes, instruments must be frequently exchanged in and out during the procedure, resulting in cumbersome workflows and prolonged operative time, substantially reducing overall surgical efficiency.
Conventional endoscopes lack angle-adjustment assist structures, leaving instrument output angles fixed. When faced with curved, concealed, or complex lesion sites, surgical field exposure is limited and instrument maneuverability is insufficient, making it difficult to accommodate complex endoscopic procedures.





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