Endoscopy Insufflator

Description: An endoscopy insufflator is a medical device used to introduce a gas, typically carbon dioxide (CO2), into a body cavity during endoscopic procedures to improve visibility and access. The endoscopic Insufflator system accepts a central supply of CO2, making it a lower-cost option for CO2 insufflation. CO2 is an inert gas that can provide a better safety profile than air, reducing patient risk during procedures when electrocautery is used. The gas distends the cavity, pushing aside surrounding tissues and creating a clearer view of the area of interest. Visit Us - https://www.ottomed.com/products/ancillaries

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