aScope™ Gastro and aScope™ Gastro Large

Unlock EGD Efficiency With the World's First Single-Use Gastroscope Portfolio 

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Single-Use Enables Hassle-Free Endoscopy From the ICU to the Operating Room 

The new Ambu® aScope™ Gastro Large is the first gastroscope with a 4.2 mm working channel. We designed it to pair with the Ambu® aScope™ Gastro to offer a completely portable, GI portfolio.

Together, these single-use solutions:

  • Can tackle a wider array of EGD indications
  • Enable you to bring the necessary scope where it’s needed — be it the ICU, OR, or endoscopy suite
  • Are available around the clock—whenever, wherever

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"It Makes Bedside Evaluations Pretty Appealing to Use Single-Use."

Dr. Vani Konda talks about the benefits of the aScope Gastro:

  • Decrease setup time
  • No need to move everything from procedure unit to the ICU or ER
  • Single-use is a great option when there's high infection risk

Learn more about why aScope Gastro is the best solution for bedside and intraoperative GI Endoscopy:

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Efficiency Survey: Single-Use vs. Reusable Endoscopy Reprocessing

Switching to single-use endoscopes in healthcare facilities may:

  • Save staff time
  • Reduce job pressures
  • Improve employee morale
  • Cut costs related to staff turnover and temporary hires

That’s according to a new survey of nurses, reprocessing techs, and others involved in endoscope reprocessing.

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The aScope Gastro Portfolio is the Ideal Solution for Critical Care and Surgical Endoscopy

ICU

Small footprint, portability and sterility make single-use ideal for bedside endoscopy

Operating Room

Intraoperative endoscopy has never been easier

Emergency Department

Take single-use gastroscopes anywhere

The GI Community on the aScope Gastro

ACCESSIBILITY | General surgeon Dr. Jawad Ali discusses how the aScope Gastro's accessiblity can make the difference in delivering faster patient care.

RETROFLECTION | Dr. Aram Jawed uses the aScope Gastro to determine the presence of a hiatal hernia following a sleeve gastrectomy.

WORKFLOW BOOST | Bariatric surgeon Dr. Morris Washington explains how the Ambu aScope Gastro boosted his facility's workflow.

SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO WITH 4.2 - Superior Suction With the aScope Gastro Large

The aScope Gastro Large, with a 4.2 mm working channel, offers 90% improved suction performance vs. the industry-leading reusable therapeutic gastroscope

Four Procedures Where a Large Gastroscope Working Channel May Offer Clinical Advantages
 

Acute Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding (UGIB)

One of the most common gastrointestinal emergencies for which flexible endoscopy has become an indispensable tool.

Advantages of a large working channel:
•Provides increased aspiration
•Efficient removal of blood, clots and debris
•Allows use of a broad range of therapeutic instruments for efficient hemostasis

Direct Endoscopic Necrosectomy (DEN)

Can be employed, along with endoscopic drainage, to treat walled-off pancreatic necrosis (WOPN) after acute pancreatitis.

Advantages of a large working channel:
•Facilitates increased aspiration for removal of necrotic material
•Allows for use of large-caliber instruments for debridement and TTS stents

Stricture Management

Involves endoscopic dilation and stenting to treat upper gastrointestinal luminal obstruction.

Advantages of a large working channel:
•Enables direct visualization and deployment of through-the-scope stents
•May help minimize reliance on fluoroscopy

Removal Of Foreign Bodies And Food Impaction

Endoscopy plays an essential role in the management of foreign body ingestion and food impaction.

Advantages of a large working channel
•Allows for use of a wide variety of retrieval tools
•Provides increased aspiration power for application of endoscopic suction technique

Excellent Imaging, Intuitive Design

Get a live endoscopic HD image on the built-in touchscreen within seconds when you connect aScope Gastro to the aBox 2. The intuitive user interface is right on the screen next to the endoscopic image, making it easy to maintain focus and control. The touchscreen can be used as either the primary or the secondary monitor, and it adapts perfectly to different needs and room setups.

  • Full-HD LCD monitor for excellent imaging
  • Advanced image processing, adaptive light control, and true colors
  • Take images and record videos at the touch of a button on aScope Gastro or aBox 2
  • Easy transfer of recorded imaging data to PACS using DICOM over Wi-Fi or LAN
  • Digital video output options to display live image on external monitors

 

Lowering Our Carbon Footprint

The aScope Gastro Large is the first endoscope made with bioplastics, elevating sustainability standards. By 2025, we will use bioplastics in every endoscope handle we produce.

Are You Ready to Unlock EGD Efficiency with Our aScope Gastro Platform?

See our product in action! Fill out the contact form below to request additional info or to receive a customized, one-on-one product demo at your convenience from a local Ambu representative. Discover how our aScope Gastro scopes can deliver reliable performance for you.
 

Evidence


The aScope Gastro has already been featured in many clinical and efficiency studies

aScope Gastro Supporting Evidence
 

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aScope Gastro Large Supporting Evidence
 

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Single-Use Gastroscope Usage and Implications In a High Procedure Volume Facility: A Case Study

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Single-Use vs. Reusable Endoscope Reprocessing: A Staff Survey on Safety and Effectiveness

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Gastrointestinal Endoscopy Volume, Efficiency, and Safety Issues: A Case Report

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Global User Evaluation of Ambu aScope Gastro

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Diagnostic Esophagogastroduodenoscopy Performed Using a Novel Sterile Single-Use Disposable Endoscope

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Endoscopic Submucosal Dissection For Early Gastric Cancer, Using a Disposable Endoscope

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Feasibility of Peroral Endoscopic Myotomy With a Disposable Endoscope Platform

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Performance of a Single-Use Gastroscope for Esophagogastroduodenoscopy: A Prospective Evaluation

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