Multimodal Endoscopic Imaging System
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Multimodal Endoscopic Imaging System

Multimodal Endoscopic Imaging System

Animal Multi-modal Microcatheter Endoscopy GPA-US-10, GUS-2D/3D, GOCT-OCT, GOCT-US-10 Multi-modal (Photoacoustic, Ultrasonic, OCT) in vivo imaging Photoacoustic lateral direction Resolution down to 15μm, OCT lateral direction Resolution down to 8μm, Ultrasound imaging depth up to 30mm 3D Merged Imaging

Description

Innovative multimodal endoscope

In vivo imaging; larger depth; detect mucosal lesions and structural lesions.

Multimodal endoscopy

Higher resolution and deeper penetration

Penetration:

The whole biological tube wall

 

Resolution:

Photoacoustic transverse≤15μm, axial≤65μm

Ultrasound: axial:≤65μm

OCT: transverse≤20μm,axial≤8μm                                                 

 

GCell Phtoacoustic, ultrasound, OCT

 

     Highlights:                                                                                           OCT Imaging   Ultrasound imaging   Photoacoustic imaging

          Structural imaging                                                                                               

          Functional imaging                                                                                  High resolution, deep penetration, three-dimensional imaging, specific imaging

 

Applications

Meet the endoscopic needs of various experimental animals

●Endoscopic experiments on rats,mice,rabbits and pigs

Endoscopic experiments on rats,mice,rabbits and pigs

●Photoacoustic maximum projection

Photoacoustic maximum projection

●Photoacoustic ultrasound 2D cross-sectional imaging

Photoacoustic ultrasound 2D cross-sectional imaging

●Photoacoustic depth tomography

Photoacoustic depth tomography

● Photoacoustic ultrasound 3D imaging

Photoacoustic ultrasound 3D imaging

● Photoacoustic 3D tunnel perspective

Photoacoustic 3D tunnel perspective

● Ultrasound 2D Imaging                                                                                      ●OCT 2D imaging

Ultrasound 2D ImagingOCT 2D imaging

● OCT 3D imaging

OCT 3D imaging

 

Product Description

 

Photoacoustic multi-modal imaging system combines optical imaging and acoustic imaging techniques to provide high-resolution images of biological tissues at different depths. This technology can be applied to various fields, such as cancer diagnosis, brain imaging, and vascular imaging. The photoacoustic multi-modal imaging system has advantages such as non-invasive, real-time imaging, and low-cost, which makes it a promising tool for medical research and clinical applications.

 

Product Parameters

 

There are four models of GCell photoacoustic multi-modal imaging system, please check the parameters as follows

Product Model

GPA-US

GUS

GOCT-US

G0CT

Imaging modality

PAE&US

US

OCT&US

OCT

Application

Cardiovascular, digestive system, otolaryngology

Digestive system, ear, nose and throat, urinary system

Cardiovascular, Digestive System, ENT

Cardiovascular, Digestive System, Ear, Nose and Throat, Cranial Nervous System

Scan angle/ Retraction distance

360°/80 mm

360°/40 mm

360°/ 80 mm

360°/80 mm

Scan mode

2D/3D

2D/3D

2D/3D

2D/3D

Probe frequency

12/20 MHz

12/20 MHz

12/20 MHz

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Imaging speed

30 fps

30 fps

30 fps

100 fps

Resolution

(PAE) transverse≤15μm,axial≤65μm (US)axial≤65μm

axial:≤65μm

(OCT) transverse≤20um,axial≤8um (US)axial≤65μm

transverse≤20um, axial≤8 um

Imaging depth

PAE≥3mm US≥30 mm

≥30 mm

OCT≥ 3mm US≥30 mm

≥3mm

Catheter diameter

1.0/2.5 mm

0.7/2.1/2.5 mm

1.0/2.5 mm

1.0 mm

Tube selection

Standard, balloon, guidewire

Standard, balloon, guidewire

Standard, balloon, guidewire

Standard, balloon, guidewire

 

FAQ

 

Q1. What is the difference between standard, balloon, and guidewire catheter casts, and the differences in application?
1. Standard catheters are basic catheters that are usually used in the initial stage of interventional procedures. The advantage is that it is simple and easy to use, but the disadvantage is that it does not dilate blood vessels.
2. A balloon catheter is a dilated catheter that can be used to dilate blood vessels or other tubes by inflating a balloon with a 360° field of view. The advantage is that it can dilate blood vessels, but the disadvantage is that it can damage the blood vessel wall.
3. A guidewire is a long, thin catheter that is usually used to introduce the catheter into a narrow or curved part of the body, such as the pancreaticobiliary duct. The advantage is that it can help other catheters pass through the narrowed or crooked site, but the disadvantage is that it may damage the blood vessel wall.


Q2. Photoacoustic endoscopy of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular/digestive tract, does it need to be laparotomy?
A: Photoacoustic endoscopy is non-invasive, no laparotomy is required, cardiovascular is observed through internal carotid artery puncture into the cerebral blood vessels, and the digestive tract is observed through the anus into the intestine. At the end of the experiment, the small animals can survive and can continue to be raised.


Q3: Soft/hard endoscopic catheter, can it be cut for biopsy?
A: The endoscope is a soft ultra-fine lubricated catheter, 0.7/2.1/2.5 mm multi-size optional; Rigid catheters can also be customized, and soft and hard catheters can be switched smoothly.
The catheter of the photoacoustic endoscope can be extended into the universal clamp and can be used in conjunction with traditional endoscopes to provide both optical images of the surface and photoacoustic images of different hierarchies, increasing the accuracy of laser energy marking and positioning, and then cutting the target position with biopsy forceps.

 

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