Name: Scope Independence from the Fluid System with the Sheathless Arthroscope
Uploaded: 2016-04-27T00:00:00Z
Channel: Arthrex
Description: Pierre Guimard (Arthrex® Product Manager, Imaging and Resection) presents the technical pearls of the Arthrex sheathless system.

<p>Pierre Guimard (Arthrex® Product Manager, Imaging and Resection) presents the technical pearls of the Arthrex sheathless system.</p>

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VID1-00721-EN | A | Scope Independence from the Fluid System with the Sheathless Arthroscope

Pierre Guimard

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Scope Independence from the Fluid System with the Sheathless Arthroscope

Inherent in the current design of most arthroscopic systems is the requirement of the fluid to be moved through the scope sheath, requiring it to be dependent on where the scope is located. This issue can be eliminated by inserting one cannula for the inflow and another for outflow, and using a specially designed, sheath less arthroscope with a reinforced shaft and recessed lens and scratch resistance lens as well. Now the arthroscope can be moved easily between all portals, also by replacing a four millimeter scope with a sheath with a sheath less three millimeter arthroscope and a separate cannula. The distal tip is reduced from six millimeters in half to three millimeters. This provides greater flexibility for improved camera positioning to optimize visibility. The sheath less arthroscope comes in a three millimeter or a four millimeter, and the new five millimeters 4K high resolution scope that can be used with a working cannula or the low profile flexible cannula.