Olympus EVIS X1 BF-H1100 Bronchoscope

Overview

EVIS X1 BF-H1100 Video Bronchoscope

Going beyond the 5 mm Diameter Barrier with Native HDTV Image Quality

4.9 mm Diameter with HDTV Image Quality
Thanks to the incorporation of a newly developed micro image sensor, we were able to create a new HDTV compatible diagnostic bronchoscope with an outer diameter of less than 5.0 mm.

Advanced Suction Capability
Even more impressively, this slim scope comes with a bigger 2.2 mm instrument channel plus greater suction capability compared to the 2.0 mm instrument channel diameter of its predecessor.1

Excellence in Ease of Use
Based on technologies which made its predecessor a highly valued tool in bronchoscopy, the BF-H1100 features a rotatable insertion tube that turns 120° in either direction for easier targeting and delivery or withdrawal of EndoTherapy devices.1 A waterproof one touch connector enables quicker connection of the endoscope to the system.

Observation Modes
TXI (TeXture and color enhancement Imaging)2

Delivering a new ease and clarity of observation by utilizing brightness, tissue texture and color differentiation. Bronchoscopy is enhanced by a combination of brightness correction of the dark image areas and an accentuation of the observed tissue texture.

NBI (Narrow Band Imaging)3
The proven imaging technology helps physicians to inspect suspicious lesions. During endoscopic observation, NBI enhances the visualization of the capillary network and mucosal morphology.

RDI (Red Dichromatic Imaging)2
Enhances the visualization of vessels in deeper layers of the mucosa. By using narrow bands of the red part of the light spectrum (long wavelength bands of 600 nm and 630 nm) which penetrate deeper into the mucosa, deep vessels can be displayed in stronger contrast and hence are better visualized.

1 Olympus EVIS LUCERA ELITE BF-H190 bronchovideoscope
2 Requires EVIS X1 CV-1500 video system center
3 Requires EVIS X1 CV-1500, CV-190 or CV-190 Plus video system center

Specifications

*1 Distance from the distal end of the endoscope.