We understand the unique needs of ENT doctors, and that is why our advanced portfolio of medical devices is tailored to empower you in delivering exceptional patient care. From state-of-the-art laryngoscopes to cutting-edge imaging systems and data management solutions, our precision-engineered tools provide exceptional visualisation and accuracy during diagnosis and treatment.
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MOVE from the OR to the office and discover an alternative way to perform ENT procedures. Recommended by multiple professional standards agencies, office-based ENT procedures are a viable alternative to conventional OR-based techniques.
While the OR has been the main site for ENT procedures for many years, growing hospital backlogs have led to a demand for treatment approaches that can help ease the burden.
Read moreOlympus now offers more ways to be ready for each patient, procedure, and site of care. Today’s broad range of visualisation, diagnostic and therapeutic solutions, including high-quality reusable and single-use scopes, are combined with working channel options, workflow efficiency pathways and advanced connectivity platforms.
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In the world of laryngoscopy, Olympus has a wide range of specialised nasopharyngoscopes as well as rigid laryngoscopes. The quality of the image is and has always been the primary focus of the company. Olympus offers a wide range of imaging systems, from full-HD resolution to 4K/UHD . All the latest imaging systems have built-in Narrow Band Imaging™ (NBI™). NBI™ is an optical image enhancement technology that improves the visibility of vessels and other tissues on the mucosal surface. Olympus also offers a full line of surgical instruments, scopes, and equipment for the OR in addition to its well-known outpatient products.
Outpatient treatment of Recurrent Respiratory Papillomatosis (RRP) with a blue laser fibre and a channeled 4-way endoscope for optimal visualisation, including the use of NBI™ to enhance the typical vascular patterns. An alternative to the surgical microlaryngoscopy approach in the OR.
Outpatient biopsy under local anesthesia of the anterior commissure using a 4-way channeled endoscope for easy accessibility and utilisation of biopsy forceps.
Outpatient injection of botulinum toxin into the ventricular folds of the larynx for spasmodic dysphonia using a 4-way endoscope for easy accessibility, visualisation and use of a needle catheter.
What is TOUSS?
TOUSS (TransOral UltraSonic Surgery) is a minimally invasive, endoscopic approach for benign and malignant lesions in the upper aerodigestive tract. It is mainly based on the ultrasonic scalpel as resection tool and bipolar energy as hemostatic tool that improves the safety of the procedure. THUNDERBEAT is the only instrument that incorporates both ultrasound and bipolar energy in one device, thus allowing for fast and effective tissue dissection and safe and reliable hemostasis at the same time. TOUSS uses technology available to most institutions and has arisen as an alternative to TransOral Robotic Surgery (TORS), offering all its advantages while avoiding the elevated costs of acquiring and maintaining a robotic surgical platform. TOUSS has been developed by Dr. Mario Fernandez, Department Chief of Otorhinolaryngology at Hospital Universitario in Henares, Coslada, Madrid.
Benefits of TOUSS
The advantage of this technique in comparison with open techniques is avoiding the morbidity of external approaches, limiting the surgery strictly to the lesion and its surgical margin. For this reason, the technique is especially intended for patients previously treated with chemoradiotherapy, where open approaches have a more marked morbidity.
Compared to other transoral approaches such as laser microscopic surgery, TOUSS presents the benefits of the endoscopic approach, which:
Often misdiagnosed as asthma, a breathing disorder known as exercise-induced laryngeal obstruction (EILO) can affect all kinds of people. In order to aid clinicians in making the correct diagnosis, the CLE test was introduced — a continuous laryngoscopy test.
The CLE test is the gold standard in diagnosing EILO. It provides a real time evaluation of the larynx during exercise (patient is running on a treadmill or riding on a bike). The portfolio of flexible laryngoscopes from Olympus can help physicians to make the correct diagnosis, enabling them to recommend the appropriate therapy.
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OFFICE-BASED LARYNGOSCOPY
"Good Practicing Laryngoscopy by Susanne Fleischer, MD and Markus Hess, MD"
Deutsche Stimmklinik, Hamburg, Germany
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