Fujifilm Rolls Out Next-Gen Eluxeo Endoscopic Imaging System

Fujifilm Healthcare Americas has launched its advanced endoscopy platform, the Eluxeo 8000 endoscopic imaging system. The single-unit processor and light source (EP-8000) has several features that boost endoscopic image quality, therapeutic capabilities, and workflow efficiencies, the company said.

Eluxeo 8000 touts 4K resolution, triple noise reduction tech (3NR), and extended dynamic range. This results in reduced halation, improved sharpness, and brightness optimization in both near and far fields.

The system also features a newly developed Amber-Red Color Imaging (ACI) light mode, which was designed to help detect bleeding sources and enhance noninvasive third-space endoscopy treatment by improving visualization of blood vessels in the submucosal space.

“We are steadfast in our commitment to advance the field of endoscopy with innovations that empower GI physicians to safely and efficiently accomplish even the most challenging procedures with the best possible outcomes,” said Tai Fujita, vice president, Endoscopy Division, Fujifilm Healthcare Americas. “The ELUXEO 8000 System is our latest testament in how Fujifilm is taking endoscopic imaging to new heights. In addition to exceptional imaging for optimal detection and diagnosis, we’ve developed a new light mode designed specifically to support clinicians during challenging procedures.”

Eluxeo 8000 is compatible with Fujifilm’s 500-, 600-, 700- and 800-series endoscopes—covering the comprehensive range of core, double balloon, and interventional scopes. This is a departure from the industry’s traditional bundling of a new processor with new scopes.

“Fujifilm has already established a high standard for endoscopic image processing with the ELUXEO system, and the new EP-8000 Processor delivers meaningful advancement in overall image clarity, along with exciting new features like ACI (Amber-red Color Imaging),” said Hiroyuki Aihara, MD, Ph.D., director, endoscopic tissue resection, Brigham and Women’s Hospital. “By emphasizing color contrast and structural detail, this new observation mode improves visual recognition of tissue layers and blood vessels when working in the submucosal space. Visualization of these structures is critical for safe and successful completion of ESD and other Third Space procedures, making ACI a very relevant advancement in the field of advanced therapeutic endoscopy.”