Endorail EU
Looping and enteroscopy
During enteroscopy, looping increases procedure time and reduces the insertion depth of the enteroscope.
Resolving loops allows for faster and deeper exploration of the small bowel.
Endorail can be used with both enteroscopes and pediatric colonoscopes to facilitate small bowel exploration.
Endorail Balloon Guide
Endorail Balloon Guide is a disposable balloon catheter.
It can be inserted in the endoscope tool channel and filled with Ferromagnetic Fluid.
Ferromagnetic Fluid
Ferromagnetic Fluid is a water dispersion of biocompatible iron powder.
It can be easily injected inside the catheter for filling the balloon.
Endorail Handpiece
Endorail Handpiece contains a permanent magnet.
Its design allows to easily modulate the intensity of the magnetic field.
Endorail Cart
Endorail Cart contains Endorail Handpiece for its storage.
Its compact design allows to keep it in the endoscopic room ready for use.
Easy and quick procedure!
Sometimes solving loops is challenging.
Endorail Balloon Guide is inserted in the colonoscope tool channel.
The balloon is filled with Ferromagnetic Fluid.
Endorail Handpiece is placed over the patient’s abdomen.
The balloon is magnetically anchored.
The endoscopist pulls and rotates the colonoscope for solving the loop.
The balloon is deflated and removed and colonoscopy is completed with standard technique.