Pentax EG29-i10 User Manual

PENTAX VIDEO UPPER G.I. SCOPES
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
(
OPERATION
)
This Instructions for Use describes the recommended procedures for inspecting and
preparing the equipment prior to its use.
For the cleaning and maintenance of the equipment after its use, please refer to the
separate Instructions for Use (reprocessing).
EG-2990i, EG-2790i
EG-1690K, EG-2490K
EG-2790K, EG-2990K
EG-3490K, EG-3890TK
EG27-i10, EG29-i10
Only For the Americas

Pentax EG29-i10 Specifications

General

Category	Medical Equipment
Brand	Pentax
Model	EG29-i10
Type	Gastroscope
Insertion Tube Diameter	9.8 mm
Field of View	140°
Direction of View	Forward
Bending Angles Up	210°
Bending Angles Down	90°
Bending Angles Right	100°
Bending Angles Left	100°
Channel Inner Diameter	2.8 mm
Minimum Visible Distance	2 mm
Compatibility	Pentax

Summary

1. NOMENCLATURE AND FUNCTION

1-1. Video Endoscope Components

Identifies key parts of the PENTAX Video Endoscope, including valves, controls, and connectors.

2. PREPARATION AND INSPECTION FOR USE

2-1. Video Processor Inspection

Steps for inspecting the video processor, including water bottle, power, and electrical connections.

2-2. Endoscope Inspection Procedures

Comprehensive checks for endoscope damage, water-tightness, flexibility, and cleanliness.

2-2-1. Insertion Portion Inspection

Detailed checks for insertion tube, umbilical cord, and adhesive bands for any abnormalities.

2-2-4. Angulation Controls and Locks Inspection

Verifying smooth operation and locking functionality of the endoscope's angulation controls.

2-2-5. Air/Water Feeding System Inspection and Testing

Inspecting the air/water feeding valve and testing air/water delivery functionality.

2-2-6. Water Jet System Inspection and Testing

Inspecting the water jet adapter and testing water flow for proper function.

2-2-9. Suction Mechanism Inspection

2-3. Pre-Insertion Preparation

Final steps before inserting the endoscope, including cleaning, lubrication, and image check.

3. DIRECTIONS FOR USE

3-1. Endoscope Operation

3-1.1. Angulation Function

3-1.2. Angulation Lock Function

3-1.3. Air/Water Feeding Function

3-1.4. Suction Function

3-3. Insertion and Withdrawal Procedures

Instructions and warnings for safely inserting and withdrawing the endoscope during procedures.

3-3-1. Insufflation and Aspiration Control

3-4. Biopsy Procedure

3-4-1. Biopsy Forceps Insertion

3-4-2. Specimen Collection and Withdrawal

3-5. Laser Use Guidelines

3-5-2. Laser Probe Operation and Safety Protocols

3-5-3. High Power Laser Use and Image Effects

Warnings regarding high power laser activation, tip proximity, and potential damage.

3-6. Electrosurgery Procedures

3-6-2. Electrosurgical Device Introduction and Energy Delivery

3-6-3. Electrosurgery Safety Precautions

Precautions to avoid burns, ensure visibility, and prevent interference during electrosurgery.

4. CARE AFTER USE