Hospital Endoscopy Departments
Hospital endoscopy units are under increasing quality pressure to improve adenoma detection rates and maintain consistent colonoscopy performance across high-volume procedure lists. The CF-Q180AI's AI-assisted detection capability provides real-time support to endoscopists during withdrawal, assisting in the identification of polyps that might otherwise be missed. Combined with high-definition NBI imaging, the CF-Q180AI helps endoscopy departments meet and maintain colonoscopy quality indicator benchmarks including adenoma detection rate and withdrawal time standards.
Colorectal Cancer Screening Programmes
Population-based colorectal cancer screening depends on reliable, consistent polyp detection across diverse endoscopists and patient complexity levels. The CF-Q180AI's AI-assisted computer-aided detection technology supports consistent detection performance regardless of individual endoscopist variability, while NBI enhances visibility of flat and diminutive lesions. These capabilities support screening programmes in achieving adenoma detection rate targets and reducing miss rates across high-volume screening lists.
Specialist Gastroenterology and IBD Surveillance
Gastroenterology units performing IBD surveillance colonoscopy require detailed mucosal assessment to identify dysplasia at the earliest possible stage. The CF-Q180AI's NBI technology enables precise evaluation of mucosal vascular patterns and surface architecture to guide targeted biopsy. Its AI-assisted detection adds an additional layer of lesion identification support during IBD surveillance, where dysplastic change may present with subtle or atypical mucosal appearances.
Therapeutic and Interventional Endoscopy Units
Endoscopists performing polypectomy, endoscopic mucosal resection, and haemostatic intervention require clear mucosal visualisation combined with reliable therapeutic access. The CF-Q180AI's large working channel accommodates full-size therapeutic accessories, while HD imaging and NBI support confident lesion margin assessment before and during endoscopic therapeutic procedures.
