CLINICAL SOLUTION / LARGE ANIMAL

Equine / Large Animal Endoscopy

Built around reach.
Ready for the setting.

Large-animal endoscopy places different demands on reach, handling, portability and procedural setup.

Airway and gastrointestinal examinations may require different insertion lengths, diameters, accessories and working environments.

Start with the anatomy and location. Then build the system around the examination.

Veterinary professional examining a horse in a stable

Two common pathways.
One scalable platform.

AIRWAY EXAMINATION
01

Target anatomy

Define upper airway, tracheal or deeper access.

02

Handling and reach

Select scope length and control for the setting.

03

Sampling need

Plan working-channel and suction requirements.

GASTROINTESTINAL EXAMINATION
01

Insertion requirement

Match working length to the intended anatomy.

02

Patient and setting

Plan handling, mobility and equipment placement.

03

Procedure tools

Confirm biopsy, retrieval and fluid requirements.

What defines
the large-animal setup?

Working length

Select reach for the intended examination.

Portability

Plan equipment around clinic or field use.

Handling control

Support stable manipulation and clear viewing.

System capacity

Coordinate imaging, accessories and documentation.

Veterinary professional examining a horse in a stable

More reach.
The same clinical clarity.

A coordinated large-animal platform supports flexible deployment without losing control of visualization or documentation.

Relevant products.

Lumivet Veterinary Gastroscope - Main View

Veterinary Gastroscope

Long-reach flexible visualization for gastrointestinal and large-animal procedures.

Lumivet Veterinary Endoscopy Workstation - Main View

Veterinary Endoscopy Workstation

Configurable imaging and workflow support for clinic-based large-animal endoscopy.

Frequently asked
questions.

What working length is needed for equine endoscopy?

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Which systems are suitable for clinic and field workflows?

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How should a large-animal endoscopy setup be configured?

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Planning an equine or
large-animal endoscopy system?