ST-01B: FUJI Setting Tool

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| Price: | $79.00 per box of 1 |
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| In Stock: | 1 box of 1 |
| Status: | Non-sterile |
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Additional Details
FUJIFILM Setting Tool
This product is designed to attach a rubber band for fixing a balloon attached to a double-balloon endoscope at medical facilities under management of physiciants. Do not use this product for any other purpose.
Product Code: ST-01B
AccessGUDID Info
- FDA Product Code: FFY
- FDA Product Code Name: Adaptor, bulbs, miscellaneous, for endoscope
- GMDN Term Code: 66030
- GMDN Term Name: Endoscope balloon positioner, reusable
- GMDN Term Description: A hand-held manual device exclusively intended to mount an endoscope balloon or endoscope balloon connector (typically a flexible rubber band) onto the distal end of an endoscope prior to balloon inflation; the balloon and connector are not included. It is available in various designs (e.g., tweezer-, pistol- or cone-like with pointed tip). This is a reusable device.
Manufacturer
Fujifilm Healthcare, the medical division of Fujifilm, offers a broad range of technologies focused on diagnostic imaging, endoscopy, and minimally invasive surgery. In the surgical and GI space, Fujifilm is known for its advanced endoscopic systems, including high-definition video endoscopes and processor platforms such as the ELUXEO system, which provides enhanced visualization through multi-light technology. The company also offers endoscopic ultrasound (EUS), endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) devices, and a growing portfolio of accessories for therapeutic procedures. With a focus on image clarity, precision, and procedural efficiency, Fujifilm supports gastroenterologists and surgeons in delivering high-quality, minimally invasive patient care.
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