Ambu gastroenterology products
Ambu has leveraged more than ten years of experience in single-use endoscopy to provide you with a dependable, sterile and viable solution to adopt. Our single-use GI endoscope solutions offer the familiar benefits of conventional endoscopes combined with the efficiency and sterility of the single-use concept.
Ambu® aScope™ Gastro Large
A continuously available sterile therapeutic gastroscope that offers the manoeuvrability and precision of a standard gastroscope – designed to support upper GI bleeds, necrosectomies, strictures and foreign body removal.
Ambu® aScope™ Gastro
A sterile single-use gastroscope that is always available for a variety of endoscopic procedures in the upper digestive tract.
Duodenoscope
Ambu will soon launch our next generation sterile, single-use flexible duodenoscope
Endoscopy systems
Continuous optimization helps ensure excellent imaging with the clarity needed for ERCP and a variety of procedures in the upper digestive tract.
Ambu® aBox™ 2
A full HD displaying and processing unit with built in touchscreen, processor and recorder. aBox 2 offers a modern intuitive design and plug-and-play connectivity with the aScope Gastro endoscope.
aCart™ Compact
A modern, portable workstation
Offers convenient storage without taking up a lot of space.
aCart™ Plus
A stable, convenient workstation
Designed for stability and convenience in the bronchoscopy suite or other endoscopy suites.
Thoracic surgeon and Ambu consultant, Dr. Wilson Tsai, shares his first experiences using the single-use aScope™ Gastro (13 min).
| Intro (00-00:36) | Single-use in the OR (00:37-04:23) | Case Data (04:24--07:33) | Robotic Hernia Repair (07:38-09:29) | EGD with Biopsies (09:28-11:46) | Summary (11:47-14:25) |
At ENDO2022’s “A New Era in GI Endoscopy” symposium, co-sponsored by Ambu.
Ambu® aScope™ Gastro
A fast track to an efficient work scenario
Always available
Ideal for any scenario where time, location and availability are of the essence.
Simple to transport and set up
Just take a new, lightweight endoscope with you, connect it to the aBox 2 unit and standard ancillary equipment and get to work.
Streamlines your workflow
Eliminate reprocessing and the more than 100 complex steps required of your staff.
Recordings of live procedures
Watch endoscopy procedures performed live by leading GI physicians at Endoscopy On Air’s global streaming event in June 2024.
NOTE: The products used in the videos are available in Europe, the US, Asia Pacific and many countries outside these regions. Please contact your local Ambu representative regarding availability in your country.
Professors Alessandro Repici and Pradeep Bhandari advocate for the extensive usability of single-use gastroscopes beyond the Endoscopy Unit.
Doctor Torsten Beyna performs a Zenker Septotomy with the Ambu single-use therapeutic gastroscope, Ambu® Gastro™ Large.
Dr. Haber (US) performs a WON (walled-off pancreatic necrosis) with the Ambu single-use therapeutic gastroscope, Ambu® Gastro™ Large
Ambu® aScope Gastro testimonials
Listen to the stories of GI healthcare professionals about how the single-use aScope Gastro solution has made their workday smoother and easier.
Morris Washington, MD. Bariatric surgeon.
Dr. Wilson Tsai, MD. Thoracic surgeon.
Dylan Ross, Registered Nurse.
Paige Mitchum, Scrub Tech.
Endoscopists’ first experiences with a single-use flexible gastroscope
Evaluations indicated that the aScope Gastro single-use endoscopy solution is a valuable alternative to reusable flexible gastroscopes
Post-ERCP procedure survey
Based on 500+ evaluations of the single-use Ambu® aScope™ Duodeno
Endoscopists in 13 European countries were asked to evaluate the single-use aScope Duodeno endoscope immediately after an ERCP procedure. In 93% of the cases, physicians marked their overall satisfaction level as positive or neutral. In 76% of the cases, they commented positively on the radiolucent tip due to the improved visualization that this unique feature offers.
Download the white paper to learn how performance, specific features and overall satisfaction were rated.
One-page clinical case reports
Key insights of GI physicians using Ambu single-use endoscopes
Endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD)
Dr EDUARDO ALBÉNIZ, Dr JUAN J. VILA, SPAIN
Learn how the single-use aScope Gastro endoscope’s angulation capability facilitated submucosal dissection and mucosal resection 28 cm from the dental arches.
Emergency gastroscopy in the ICU
Dr AMAIA ARRUBLA, Dr JUAN J. VILA, SPAIN
Learn how a digestive origin of bleeding was ruled out by performing a complete endoscopy with a single-use gastroscope in the patient’s own ICU room.
Intracavitary ENPT by using Eso-SPONGE system
DR. MED. DÖRTE WICHMANN, GERMANY
Learn how the treatment concept was changed when inadequate positioning of the former diverging suture in the para-gastric cavity was identified.
Percutaneous endoscopic-controlled gastrostomy (PEG)
DR. MED. NIKOS STERGIOU
Learn about the quality of the diaphanoscopy in a PEG performed with a single-use gastroscope.
ERCP, endobiliary RFA and stenting
MD, FASGE Khanh Do-Cong Pham, Norway
Learn about the important role the Ambu® aScope™ Duodeno played in a cholangiocarcinoma ablation treatment (Klatskin tumor, Bismuth IV) in an immunosuppressed patient colonized with multiresistant bacteria.
Functional stenosis of the extrahepatic bile duct
Prof. Dr. med. Mark Ellrichmann, Germany
Learn how the radiolucent tip of aScope Duodeno made it easy to visualize the whole track of the CBD and confirm the location of the functional stenosis.
Stent placement in patient with cholestasis
Prof. Dr. med. Arthur Schmidt, Germany
Learn how the radiolucent distal tip of the aScope Duodeno enabled excellent fluoroscopic visualization of the distal common bile duct making the confirmation of a benign distal stenosis possible.
Stent and stone removal in patient with rare variation of cystic duct
Prof. Dr. med Jörg Schirra, Germany
Learn about how aScope Duodeno was used for an 11,5 Fr plastic stent removal, guidewire-assisted cannulation and balloon catheter stone removal in an unexpected rare case.
