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Disposable sphincterotome | The handy “weapon” for endoscopists
The use of sphincterotome in ERCP There are two main applications of the sphincterotome in therapeutic ERCP: 1. Expand the duodenal papilla sphincter to assist the doctor in inserting the catheter into the duodenal papilla under the guidance of the guide wire. The incision-assisted intubation he...Read more -
Magic Hemoclip
With the popularization of health check ups and gastrointestinal endoscopy technology, endoscopic polyp treatment has been increasingly carried out in major medical institutions. According to the size and depth of the wound after polyp treatment, endoscopists will choose...Read more -
Endoscopic treatment of esophageal/gastric venous bleeding
Esophageal/gastric varices are the result of the persistent effects of portal hypertension and are approximately 95% caused by cirrhosis of various causes. Varicose vein bleeding often involves large amounts of bleeding and high mortality, and patients with bleeding have...Read more -
Exhibition Invitation | 2024 International Medical Exhibition in Dusseldorf, Germany (MEDICA2024)
The 2024 "Medical Japan Tokyo International Medical Exhibition" will be held in Tokyo, Japan from October 9th to 11th! Medical Japan is the leading large-scale comprehensive medical expo in Asia's medical industry, covering the entire medical field! ZhuoRuiHua Medical Fo...Read more -
The general steps of intestinal polypectomy, 5 pictures will teach you
Colon polyps are a common and frequently-occurring disease in gastroenterology. They refer to intraluminal protrusions that are higher than the intestinal mucosa. Generally, colonoscopy has a detection rate of at least 10% to 15%. The incidence rate often increases with ...Read more -
Treatment of difficult ERCP stones
Bile duct stones are divided into ordinary stones and difficult stones. Today we will mainly learn how to remove bile duct stones that are difficult to perform ERCP. The "difficulty" of difficult stones is mainly due to the complex shape, abnormal location, difficulty an...Read more -
The 32nd European Digestive Disease Week (UEGW)—Zhuo Ruihua Medical sincerely invites you to visit
The 32nd European Digestive Diseases Week 2024 (UEG Week2024) will be held in Vienna, Austria, from October 12 to 15,2024 ZhuoRuiHua Medical will appear in Vienna with a wide range of digestive endoscopy consumables, urology consumables and inn...Read more -
This type of gastric cancer is difficult to identify, so be careful during endoscopy!
Among the popular knowledge about early gastric cancer, there are some rare disease knowledge points that require special attention and learning. One of them is HP-negative gastric cancer. The concept of "uninfected epithelial tumors" is now more popular. There will be d...Read more -
Mastery in one article: Treatment of Achalasia
Introduction Achalasia of cardia (AC) is a primary esophageal motility disorder. Due to poor relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) and lack of esophageal peristalsis, food retention results in dysphagia and reaction. Clinical symptoms such as bleeding, ches...Read more -
Jiangxi ZhuoRuiHua Medical made a wonderful appearance at the 2024 China Brand Fair (Central and Eastern Europe)
On June 16, the 2024 China Branded Fair (Central and Eastern Europe) , sponsored by the Foreign Trade Development Bureau of the Ministry of Commerce of China and hosted by the China-Europe Trade and Logistics Cooperation Park, was held in Budap...Read more -
DDW Review from ZRHmed
Digestive Disease Week (DDW) were held in Washington, D.C., from May 18 to 21, 2024. DDW is jointly organized by the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD), the American...Read more -
The 2024 China Brand Fair (Central and Eastern Europe) will be held from June 13th to 15th at HUNGEXPO Zrt.
Exhibition information： The China Brand Fair (Central and Eastern Europe) 2024 will be held at HUNGEXPO Zrt from June 13 to 15. The China Brand Fair (Central and Eastern Europe) is a special event jointly organized by the Trade Development Off...Read more
