aScope™ Duodeno:
Nothing to Inspect. Nothing to Repair.
As the world leader in single-use endoscopy, we are committed to creating innovative products in collaboration with GI experts. The aScope Duodeno, our single-use duodenoscope for ERCP procedures, underscores this R&D approach — delivering a sterile, single-use endoscope for the GI suite.
Sterile. Single-use. Problem solved.
Sterile straight from the pack, the aScope Duodeno is a fully disposable, single-use duodenoscope for ERCP procedures. The aScope Duodeno is familiar in form and function, delivering reliable performance for GI clinicians.
The Ambu duodenoscope has been honored with Breakthrough Device Designation from the FDA, as well as being twice honored in 2021 for a prestigious Red Dot Award, for Product Design and Innovative Product.
Get access now to view the aScope Duodeno Initial Clinical Performance Report, as well as additional Physician Case Reports.
Marietta Memorial Hospital: The Switch to Single-Use Duodenoscopes
Dr Eric Goldberg on the ergonomics of the aScope Duodeno
Dr. Pino Aliperti and Dr. Adam Elfant on the innovation of the aScope Duodeno
Dr. Frank Gress and Dr. Adam Goodman discuss the innovation of the aScope Duodeno
Dr. Iman Andalib discusses the innovation of the aScope Duodeno
The True Cost of Reusable Duodenoscopes
Finally Address Concerns About Patient Cross-Contamination in ERCP
For decades, interventional endoscopists have used duodenoscopes to perform lifesaving ERCP procedures. There is, however, growing concern that even with the most stringent cleaning procedures, patient cross-contamination can occur with reusable duodenoscopes.
With the aScope Duodeno, you have a brand new sterile, single-use duodenoscope straight from the pack every time, and there is no risk of patient cross-contamination. What’s more, there’s no need for costly reprocessing or repairs.
Marietta Memorial Hospital: The Switch to Single-Use Duodenoscopes
Watch our video series where Dr. Juan Tejada discusses why his facility fully converted to the single-use Ambu aScope Duodeno. Among the many reasons are the single-use duodenoscope’s ability to prevent complications related to cross-contamination, reprocessing, and supply.
Review the Evidence
View published peer-reviewed studies on contaminated duodenoscopes infectious outbreaks, clinical performance and health economics in our comprehensive Evidence Dossier. All studies support claims related to the Ambu aScope Duodeno.
aScope Duodeno CMS Reimbursement Guidelines
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved a New Technology Add-on Payment (NTAP) for the Ambu aScope Duodeno. CMS provides hospitals with additional device reimbursement when the aScope Duodeno is used for eligible cases in the hospital inpatient setting.
View our NTAP Guide
