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The Gastro-Vet 240 H Veterinary Video Gastroscope is a flexible endoscopy system designed to examine the upper digestive tract of animals. It provides clear, real-time video images of the esophagus, stomach, and upper intestine. This equipment helps veterinarians diagnose and treat gastrointestinal problems safely and accurately without open surgery.
The Gastro-Vet 240 H Veterinary Video Gastroscope is a modern veterinary diagnostic device used for upper gastrointestinal (GI) examinations. It features a flexible insertion tube equipped with a high-quality camera and LED light at the tip. The live images are displayed on a medical monitor, allowing the veterinarian to see internal organs clearly during the procedure.
This system is mainly used for small and medium-sized animals such as dogs and cats. It is designed for smooth insertion and easy control, helping reduce procedure time and patient discomfort.
The gastroscope includes a working channel that allows the use of medical accessories such as biopsy forceps and foreign body retrieval tools. This makes it useful not only for diagnosis but also for minor therapeutic procedures.
Typical system components include:
The Gastro-Vet 240 H supports safe, minimally invasive procedures and improves diagnostic confidence in veterinary clinics and hospitals.
Key Features
1. What is the Gastro-Vet 240 H used for?
It is used to examine the upper digestive tract of animals and diagnose gastrointestinal diseases.
2. Which animals can be examined?
It is mainly suitable for dogs and cats, especially small to medium-sized animals.
3. Is anesthesia required?
Yes, general anesthesia is usually needed to keep the animal still during the procedure.
4. Can it remove foreign objects?
Yes, special tools can be inserted through the working channel to remove objects safely.
5. How long does the procedure take?
Most procedures take around 15–45 minutes, depending on the condition.
6. Can tissue samples be collected?
Yes, biopsy forceps can be used to collect tissue samples for laboratory testing.
7. Is the procedure painful?
The procedure is minimally invasive, and the animal does not feel pain during anesthesia.
8. How is the equipment maintained?
The gastroscope must be properly cleaned and disinfected after each use according to veterinary infection control guidelines.
