Olympus Video Duodenoscopes for Sale

In the US, an ERCP procedure typically costs between $3,000 and $10,000 depending on the facility, geographic location, and complexity of the procedure. Hospital outpatient settings tend to be more expensive than ambulatory surgery centers. Equipment costs, including duodenoscopes and EUS processors, are a significant component of a facility's overall procedural overhead.

A duodenoscope is the physical endoscope used to access the duodenum and biliary system during ERCP procedures, while an EUS processor such as the Olympus EU-ME2 is the imaging system unit that drives ultrasound endoscopes. Both are integral components of a complete endoscopic ultrasound setup used for gastrointestinal diagnostics and intervention.

Refurbished Olympus duodenoscopes sourced through reputable dealers undergo inspection, testing, and reprocessing validation. Facilities should ensure equipment meets OEM specifications and applicable regulatory standards. Panamera Medical Solutions provides pre-owned Olympus EUS and duodenoscope-related equipment through a global trading network, with service programs available to support ongoing performance and safety compliance.

Panamera Medical Solutions offers pre-owned and refurbished Olympus endoscopic equipment including the EU-ME2 Premier Plus EUS processor from the EVIS EXERA III (190-series) platform. Availability of specific duodenoscope models varies based on current inventory. Contact our team directly to inquire about specific models, configurations, and compatible accessories available within our global network.

Yes. Panamera Medical Solutions operates dedicated trade-in and buy-back programs for Olympus endoscopic equipment including duodenoscopes, EUS processors, and related systems. Facilities can apply the trade-in value toward a newer generation of equipment or receive a cash buyout for unwanted scopes. The program serves healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, and South America.

Panamera Medical Solutions serves healthcare facilities across North America, Europe, and South America. With over fifteen years of international endoscopy trading experience, the company maintains an extensive global network of buyers and sellers, enabling efficient equipment sourcing and liquidation for medical institutions regardless of geographic location.