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HAIYE reusable flexible electronic bronchoscope, simple to operate, less traumatic, well tolerated by patients, and integrates diagnosis and treatment. It has become a routine test for hilar and mediastinal lymph node enlargement, paratracheal masses, nodular disease, and lung cancer staging. HY-ZQ series are available in 4 models,offers a wide range of bronchoscopic treatment solutions. You can use it in Pulmonology, Anaesthesia, Emergency and ICU.
An electronic bronchoscope, also known as a video bronchoscope, is a medical device used to examine the trachea, bronchi and other parts of the respiratory system. HY-ZQ series reusable flexible electronic bronchoscope has several advantages over traditional fibreoptic bronchoscopes:
1. Image quality: Electronic bronchoscopes use a digital camera to display high-resolution images directly on a monitor. It provides clearer and more detailed images than the glass fibre bundles of fibreoptic bronchoscopes.
2. Manoeuvrability: The flexibility of the electronic bronchoscope allows it to be easily threaded through the trachea and bronchi for better access to the peripheral airways.
3. Biopsy Channel: Electronic bronchoscopes usually have a working channel that allows biopsies, brushing and other diagnostic or therapeutic procedures to be performed under direct vision.
4. Reduced need for general anaesthesia: Due to the flexibility and smaller size of the electronic bronchoscope, some procedures can be performed under local anaesthesia, thus reducing the need for general anaesthesia and its associated risks.
5. Ergonomic design: The handle and controls of the electronic bronchoscope are designed to be more ergonomic, making it easier for the bronchoscopist to operate the device during the procedure.
6. Sterilisation and Durability: Electronic bronchoscopes are designed to withstand multiple sterilisation cycles and maintain their functionality and image quality after multiple uses.
7. Cost and Maintenance: While electronic bronchoscopes may have a higher initial cost, they generally require less maintenance than fibreoptic bronchoscopes. 9. Recording and Teaching: The use of electronic bronchoscopes is not a cost-effective way to record and teach.
8. Documentation and teaching: Procedures performed with an electronic bronchoscope can be documented for teaching purposes or reviewing cases.
9. Patient comfort: Some patients may find procedures performed using an electronic bronchoscope less uncomfortable due to the thinner profile and less trauma that may be caused during insertion.
An electronic bronchoscope is a vital medical instrument used primarily for diagnosing and treating conditions related to the airways and lungs. It allows for direct visualization of the airways, facilitating the examination of the trachea, bronchi, and lung tissues. This device is crucial for performing bronchoalveolar lavage, biopsies, and removing foreign bodies or obstructions from the airways. It also plays a significant role in the management of lung diseases, such as tumors, infections, and chronic conditions like COPD and asthma, by enabling targeted therapy delivery. Additionally, electronic bronchoscopes are used in guiding endotracheal intubations and in the evaluation of airway injuries, offering a minimally invasive option that enhances patient care and treatment outcomes.
