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Colonoscopy saves lives. The fact remains, however, that traditional, forward-viewing (TFV) colonoscopes miss many pre-cancerous polyps. Full Spectrum Endoscopy® (Fuse®) is revolutionizing colonoscopy by providing a full 330° view of the colon, almost double the view of traditional, forward-viewing colonoscopes. A study recently published in The Lancet Oncology revealed that Fuse found 76% more polyps than traditional, forward-viewing colonoscopes.
Click Here to View The Lancet Study


It’s been twenty years since we’ve seen any real innovation in the medical exam known as colonoscopy. To date, standard scopes give the physician a limited 170 degree field of view. Fuse Full Spectrum Endoscopy is revolutionary in its ability to provide a full 330 degree field of view, giving your gastroenterologist the ability to see more of the colon and thus the ability to detect more pre-cancerous polyps.
From large hospitals and national healthcare organizations to smaller private practices and outpatient centers, Fuse has provided gastroenterologists a world-class view so that they can better detect pre-cancerous polyps before they become dangerous.
“The wide-angle colonoscopy concept that the Fuse platform provides is literally an eye-opening experience. It would be very hard to now close the curtains and ask us [physicians] to go back to the days where we just had one camera looking straight ahead….We’ve seen an impact on the quality of care we offer to our patients after a few months of using the Fuse platform.”

…It’s a pretty remarkable technology, for a long time we’ve been wanting to see out the sides; now we can!

The Fuse system completely changes the field of endoscopy at a time when the importance of seeing more anatomy and improving the quality of GI endoscopy is at the forefront.
EndoChoice’s innovative Fuse technology dramatically improves the effectiveness of colonoscopy, a life-saving procedure.
Traditional endoscopes provide about 170 degrees of forward vision. The advantage of Fuse is that, now, I can see nearly twice that amount…330 degrees.
The importance of seeing everything possible while getting a colonoscopy cannot be over-emphasized. It’s difficult enough to get people to have a colonoscopy, the least you can do is offer peace of mind that everything that could be found, is actually being found. Click here to view David’s Fuse Experience.

Innovation is hard. For 20 years, doctors have used the same old technology – looking at the colon with blinders on. There’s a reason why saying someone has “tunnel vision” is often a negative comment. When your view is limited, you may end up missing things. Potentially important things. That’s why the innovators at EndoChoice® wanted to create a technology that removed the blinders – so doctors could see what they’ve been missing for 20 years. We watched too many of our loved ones become diagnosed with colon cancer. We couldn’t just sit around and wait for someone else to develop more effective technology for finding polyps. Cancer is too serious to allow it to go undetected.
According to Cancer Research UK, colorectal cancer (CRC) is the third most common cancer worldwide, with more than 1,360,000 new cases diagnosed in 2012. CRC is the fourth most common cause of cancer death worldwide, with around 694,000 deaths in 2012. Asian Tea Cups Wholesale Glass Teapots Baltic Amber Rings
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