Endoscopy plays a large role in both my general
medicine and referral practice. Having always wanted
to offer the best service to my patients I realized early
on in my career that it was as important to have
an endoscope as it was to have a radiology unit or
ultrasound. I am firm believer that you need to invest in
yourself if you want to be able to provide that level of
care. It didn’t take long to realize that having the nice
equipment not only allowed me to practice a higher level
of medicine, but also, increase my income at the same
time. It wasn’t long before I realized that I needed a
flexible scope. On top of the obvious advantages, having
the scope brings referrals, second opinions (people
would prefer a fish hook removal via endoscopy rather
than surgery) and prestige. Advanced equipment is
also attractive to potential new hires and, for the basic
applications, has a short learning curve.
The scope makes it possible for me to be a better
veterinarian by increasing my diagnostic capabilities,
my therapeutic reach and my bottom line – which in turn
allows me to purchase even more equipment!

HD Video Endoscopes
The HD video endoscope is ideal for small and large animal practitioners providing a high-quality, affordable endoscope for
upper and lower GI examinations. For companion animals, using the 2.0 mm channel, the user may remove foreign bodies
and check for pathology. For equine, the 2.8 mm channel may be used for upper airway pathology, while the 3.2 mm would
be used for gastric exams. Automatic air/water and suction port improves the ease and efficiency of procedures. Video
endoscope system includes: Biopsy forceps, grasper, cleaning brush, case, and light source.

HD Video Endoscope System, 2.0 mm Channel, 6 mm x 100 cm
HD Video Endoscope System, 2.0 mm Channel, 8 mm x 150 cm
HD Video Endoscope System, 2.8 mm Channel, 9.2 mm x 150 cm
HD Video Endoscope System, 3.2 mm Channel, 12.9 mm x 350 cm
Cart, Adjustable Shelves with Endoscopy Pole & Rack