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Traditional endoscopy often makes patients feel nervous. It involves inserting a long, flexible tube into the body, which can be uncomfortable and may even need sedation. Capsule endoscopy offers a completely different experience. It's like swallowing a tiny, high - tech pill. This pill - sized device is packed with a mini - camera and other advanced components.

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At the BSG LIVE'24 conference in Birmingham, UK, from June 19-21, researchers from Guy's and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust, including R. Rusu et al., presented a comparative study titled "A comparison of two wireless pH recording systems -An analysis of the attachment duration and patients' tolerability.

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In recent years, gastric cancer has become a significant health concern worldwide, particularly in China, where half of the world's new cases are reported. One of the key factors contributing to this alarming statistic is the prevalence of Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection among the Chinese population. According to the latest data from the World Health Organization (WHO), over 50% of Chinese individuals are infected with H. pylori, totaling more than 700 million people. What exactly is H. pylori, and how does it relate to gastric cancer?

​In the delicate operation of surgery, ensuring the stability of the pneumoperitoneum is crucial to the success of the operation. The CO2 insufflator, as the core equipment in this process, plays a decisive role in its stability and accuracy for the safety and efficiency of the operation. So, how does the CO2 insufflator machine maintain this stable state?

With the rapid development of medical technology today, capsule endoscopy, as an innovative medical device, is revolutionizing our perception of traditional gastrointestinal imaging. This revolutionary technology is opening a new chapter in gastrointestinal examination with its unique advantages.

​Many patients, upon hearing the diagnosis of gastric cancer, often feel like they have received a death sentence. However, having gastric cancer does not equate to receiving a death notice.

The JSQB-P1 Carbon Dioxide Gas Supply Device for Endo Cam (referred to as the Supply Device) is a medical device developed by Chongqing Jinshan Technology (Group) Co., Ltd. for providing auxiliary gas control during endoscopic surgery. It has functions such as precise flow control, timing, flow level selection, and pressure limit alarm.

The development of small bowel capsule endoscopy revolutionized the diagnosis and treatment of small intestine and digestive diseases. It has been over 20 years since the first CE was swallowed by humans in 1999. In 2000, CE was approved by the FDA for clinical use and has played an important role in the diagnosis of small intestine diseases, evaluation of treatment efficacy, and determination of lesion locations. It is a primary examination method for small intestine diseases, favored by patients and clinicians for its painless, non-invasive characteristics. The indications for the examination continue to be refined through various clinical studies.

Small bowel capsule endoscopy is widely used in clinical practice and has become the first-line examination method for small bowel diseases. The guidelines mainly propose the following statements regarding the application of small bowel capsule endoscopy in disease diagnosis.

​In recent years, a large number of revolutionary technological innovations have brought earth-shaking changes to the medical field. Many experts and professors at home and abroad also have a positive outlook on its prospects. In addition to some improvements in the small bowel capsule endoscopy, special esophageal capsule endoscopy, special colon capsule endoscopy, and magnetic-controlled capsule gastroscope have also entered the clinical application stage.

Gastrointestinal endoscopy has become an indispensable diagnostic and therapeutic tool in modern medicine, allowing physicians to visualize and treat various gastrointestinal conditions. One crucial aspect of ensuring the success and safety of these procedures is the use of carbon dioxide (CO2) insufflators.

Step into a new era of digestive health with Capsule Endoscopy, a groundbreaking technology reshaping how we explore the gastrointestinal system. This non-invasive marvel promises a patient-friendly alternative to traditional endoscopy, providing a clear and comprehensive view of the digestive tract.

The mention of gastric cancer often sparks fear, with many assuming it's a dire prognosis. However, understanding that gastric cancer is a gradually evolving condition provides room for hope. This disease, originating from the stomach's epithelial cells, progresses from insignificance to significance, offering opportunities for intervention at various stages.

Gastrointestinal bleeding, a prominent symptom of digestive disorders, demands timely identification for effective prevention and intervention. The ability to promptly recognize and address such bleeding is crucial, as it can prevent minor issues from escalating into more severe conditions.

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) adds a twist to our daily script as stomach contents make an unwelcome return to the esophagus, causing discomfort and potential damage. Among the cast of symptoms are heartburn, reflux, chest pain, upper abdominal discomfort, nausea, vomiting, indigestion, throat irritation, and cough, with heartburn and reflux taking center stage at 82.4% and 58.8%, respectively.

To achieve optimal digestive wellness, paying attention to daily symptoms is crucial; those seemingly subtle signals might serve as early warnings of underlying issues. Here's an exploration of some of the most common digestive symptoms and their potential causes:Stomach Signals: Abdominal Pain

From November 3rd to 5th, the 2023 Chinese Digestive Endoscopy Annual Meeting was held with great pomp. During the conference, the former President of the World Endoscopy Organization (WEO), Jean-Francois Rey, and the incoming President, Lars Aabakken, visited the JINSHAN booth. Wang Jinshan, Chairman of JINSHAN, and his team engaged in in-depth discussions with them regarding the clinical applications and future direction of their products.

A typical capsule endoscope contains several major components: housing, optical window, LED array, optical lens, CMOS image sensor, RF transmitter, antenna, and power supply. Below is a general analysis of the purpose of each of the capsule endoscopy components.

Since the first release of capsule endoscopy in 2001, the use of gastroenteroscopy has continued to increase. Capsule endoscopes have proven to be superior to standard endoscopes in terms of patient comfort. Routine endoscopy can be painful for the patient and often requires moderate to deep sedation. However, another option can be done while the patient is awake. Conventional endoscopes are also limited in their reach, often only being able to visualize a small portion of the small intestine.

Since the small intestine is the part with the least incidence of lesions in the digestive tract, capsule endoscopy is often performed after completing gastrointestinal endoscopy. Capsule endoscopy can be performed immediately after the completion of ordinary colonoscopy. Capsule endoscopy will be performed after the effect of anesthesia disappears (about half an hour). Capsule endoscopy can only be performed after the patient is awake and able to drink water naturally (about 2 hours) after painless gastrointestinal endoscopy.

Small bowel capsule endoscopy (SBCE) is the test of choice for suspected small bowel bleeding, but it is also helpful for Crohn's disease, refractory celiac disease, and small bowel tumors.

China has emerged as a true "stomach cancer nation," with its incidence and mortality rates ranking among the top three of all malignant tumors. Every day, 1,870 new cases of stomach cancer are diagnosed in China, accounting for half of global cases. Additionally, 1,022 lives are lost daily to stomach cancer, representing 48.5% of global stomach cancer deaths.

Childhood complaints of abdominal pain may not always ring alarm bells for parents. Often brushed off and attributed to fleeting causes, these discomforts can become a persistent issue. At the Digestive Department of Beijing Children's Hospital, affiliated with Capital Medical University, Professor Zhang Jing encountered a young boy named Li Rui. Eight-year-old Li Rui had been intermittently suffering from abdominal pain for three years, but it wasn't until the pain intensified in the past month that he was brought to the hospital for consultation.

The meeting, held on July 27th, was marked by the presence of the Group's Chairman, Wang Jinshan, and the enthusiastic scientific team. The discussions aimed to foster talent exchange, ignite research synergies, and propel technology transfer.

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The 25th Capsule Endoscopy Hands-on Course, held from July 13th to July 15th, 2023, at Hotel Vila Gale Porto in Porto, Portugal, proved to be an resounding success.

JNSHAN, in collaboration with Biosonda, left an indelible impression at Semana Digestiva 2023 with their groundbreaking product, the OMOM RC Robotic Capsule Endoscopy System （OMOM RC).

On Saturday, June 10, 2023, the World Endoscopy Organization (WEO) organized a webinar titled "Video Capsule Endoscopy in Children." This online event, hosted by Dr. Jean-François Rey and Dr. Admar Borges, brought together international experts in this field to give insightful presentations. This webinar is designed to provide a basic and advanced understanding of the practical aspects of Video Capsule Endoscopy in children.

From 19-20 May, JINSHAN, in collaboration with our esteemed local distributor, presented our comprehensive range of cutting-edge capsule endoscopy products at the Malaysia Endoscopy Symposium.

A medical milestone was achieved on April 13, 2023, at Ukraine's NSCCH Okhmatdyt Hospital when a 12-year-old boy was admitted with symptoms of diarrhea, abdominal pain, and vomiting.

Small bowel disease has always been a difficult problem for clinicians. The small intestine is located in the middle of the digestive tract, with a total length of 5-7 meters. Upper gastrointestinal endoscopy and colonoscopy can only observe a small part of the small intestine, and the small intestine is characterized by many curvatures, peristalsis, and unstable position. In the past, the small intestine was a medical examination. The "blind spot" of small bowel disease is seriously lagging behind.

​A typical capsule endoscope contains several major components: housing, optical window, LED array, optical lens, CMOS image sensor, RF transmitter, antenna, and power supply. Below is a general analysis of the purpose of each of the capsule endoscopy components.

​Ⅰ. Performance characteristics of small bowel capsule endoscopy

1. Definition of small bowel capsule endoscopy

The small intestine capsule endoscope is a disposable capsule-shaped wireless inspection tool.

​1. The method of small bowel capsule endoscopy

Small bowel capsule endoscopy (SBCE) is the test of choice for suspected small bowel bleeding, but it is also helpful for Crohn's disease, refractory celiac disease, and small bowel tumors.