Hospital Endoscopy Departments
Hospital endoscopy departments require colonoscopy equipment that delivers reliable HD imaging with optical enhancement across high-volume diagnostic, surveillance, and therapeutic lists. The CF-Q145I's NBI capability supports polyp characterisation and real-time lesion assessment without dye spray, and its variable stiffness insertion tube supports efficient caecal intubation across anatomically varied patient populations. EVIS EXERA II platform integration and DICOM connectivity support structured reporting and endoscopy unit accreditation compliance.
Colorectal Cancer Screening Programmes
Bowel cancer screening colonoscopy requires consistent polyp detection and characterisation performance across diverse endoscopists and patient presentations. The CF-Q145I's NBI optical enhancement supports the visualisation and real-time characterisation of diminutive, flat, and sessile lesions that may be less apparent under standard white light. NBI-assisted characterisation supports endoscopists in achieving the adenoma detection rate benchmarks required by national bowel cancer screening quality assurance frameworks.
IBD and Dysplasia Surveillance
IBD surveillance colonoscopy requires detailed mucosal vascular and pit pattern assessment to detect dysplasia in chronically inflamed colorectal tissue. The CF-Q145I's NBI optical enhancement supports targeted mucosal evaluation to guide biopsy decisions during surveillance programmes. Variable stiffness assists navigation of post-surgical and strictured colons encountered in long-standing IBD patient populations during surveillance examinations.
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Colonoscopy
The CF-Q145I's NBI capability supports real-time lesion assessment during diagnostic colonoscopy, guiding targeted biopsy decisions and same-session polypectomy planning. Its working channel accommodates standard endoscopic accessories for biopsy, haemostasis, and polypectomy across the full range of colorectal therapeutic endoscopic interventions performed in routine clinical practice.
