InnerVision® Transillumination System

Illumination for Identification

Engineered for illumination in the GI tract, with a flexible silicone tip designed for safe navigation.

Fiber Optic

A 250- to 300-watt source delivers a bright, powerful light that enhances visibility to help identify the location of the esophagus.

Silicone Tip

The soft, clear tip offers safe flexibility and low-heat illumination for controlled navigation in GI applications.

Health

Low Heat

Maintains safe illumination with minimal trauma during GI surgical procedures.

Light

Radial Light

Light radiates 360° around the tip for enhanced visibility.

Value

Procedural Efficiency

Disposable, easy-to-detach tips help streamline the workflow.

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InnerVision Transillumination System Fact Sheet

Order Information
Part No. Description Use Size (Fr) Compatible Connector Sterility Qty/Case
1450-40InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable40Circon-ACMI/OlympusNon-Sterile1
1450-50InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable50Circon-ACMI/OlympusNon-Sterile1
1450-56InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable56Circon-ACMI/OlympusNon-Sterile1
1455-40InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable40StorzNon-Sterile1
1455-50InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable50StorzNon-Sterile1
1455-56InnerVision Fiber Optic CableReusable56StorzNon-Sterile1
1465-40InnerVision Fiber Optic TipSingle Use40-Sterile5
1465-50InnerVision Fiber Optic TipSingle Use50-Sterile5
1465-56InnerVision Fiber Optic TipSingle Use56-Sterile5
Partnership

Delivering Outcomes that Matter

At Diversatek Healthcare, we go beyond providing high-quality devices – we partner with physician offices, ASCs, and hospitals to empower GI professionals to improve patient outcomes. With tailored support, we focus on understanding your unique challenges and goals to help you improve procedural efficiency and achieve clinical success.

Confidence

Luminosity for GI Surgical Guidance

The InnerVision Transillumination System allows clinicians to fine-tune luminosity for optimal visualization during laparoscopic and open procedures. This helps clearly identify the tip’s position, improving procedural efficiency, safety, and anatomical orientation.