Lung illustration and Fujifilm EB-710US EBUS scope distal end and transducer

Endobronchial Ultrasound (EBUS) scope

Fujifilm EB-710US balloon-less endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) scope with 180o up angulation.

Advancing pulmonary care with balloon-less EBUS scope technology

As a trusted partner to pulmonologists, Fujifilm is committed to bringing innovative, practical solutions to the US market. The EB-710US reflects this commitment.

Designed to reduce costs, shorten preparation time, and eliminate balloon-related infection risk, its innovative features also aid in expanding capabilities in diagnosis and staging.

With its 180° acute angulation, thin diameter, and novel balloon-less design, the EB-710US facilitates navigation of challenging bronchial angles and complex branching to reach targets in peripheral regions typically not accessible with EBUS.

Complementing its outstanding maneuverability, the EB-710US provides a wide 120° field of view, intuitive 10° forward-facing view and Fujifilm’s cutting-edge imaging technology.

In published reports, physicians document successfully accessing challenging mediastinal and peripheral targets without a balloon.1-3

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The EB-710US delivers

  • Impressive angulation—180° up and 90° down
  • An innovative, ergonomic 10° forward-facing view for precise navigation, enhanced needle visibility, and accurate puncture capabilities
  • A slim 6.4mm distal end and 5.9mm insertion tube
  • A shortened transducer to help improve mucosal contact and optimize ultrasound performance during procedures
  • CMOS imaging for brilliant image transmission

EB-710US Highlights

Fujifilm EB-710US endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) bronchoscope
Balloon-less Advantage
Fujifilm EB-710US 10-degree forward-facing view of needle exiting working channel
Optimal Visualization
Fujifilm EB-710US 10-degree forward-facing view of vocal cords and glottis
10° Forward-Facing View
Fujifilm EB-710US distal end specifications
Designed for Flexibility
Fujifilm EB-710US ultrasonic view with Doppler
High-performance Imaging
Fujifilm EB-710US endobronchial ultrasound (EBUS) bronchoscope

Balloon-less Advantage

  • Eliminates balloon-related infection risks
  • No adverse events related to ultrasound balloon use
  • Streamlines procedural setup—no balloon to attach or air bubbles to purge
  • Compatible with STERRAD® and EOG sterilization

STERRAD Systems provided by Advanced Sterilization Products, Inc.

Fujifilm EB-710US 10-degree forward-facing view of needle exiting working channel

Optimal Visualization

Positioning of the objective lens, CMOS image sensor, and instrument channel provide continuous, unobstructed view of the needle for accurate puncturing action.

Fujifilm EB-710US 10-degree forward-facing view of vocal cords and glottis

10° Forward-Facing View

Innovative, ergonomic 10° forward-facing view for precise navigation. Advances similarly to a standard bronchoscope facilitating entry into the trachea or esophagus.3

Fujifilm EB-710US distal end specifications

Designed for Flexibility

  • Short and thin distal end aids insertion3
  • 2.2mm working channel allows smooth device passage and reliable sampling performance
  • Fits 19G to 25G needles to accommodate your approach
Fujifilm EB-710US ultrasonic view with Doppler

High-performance Imaging

  • Fujifilm’s latest ultrasound transducer delivers enhanced resolution and deep penetration producing a clear, detailed ultrasound image
  • CMOS technology ensures a high-resolution, smooth-moving image with reduced blurring

EB-710US Features & Specifications

Feature Specification
Viewing Direction 10° Forward
Field of View 120°
Observation Range 2-50mm
Image Sensor CMOS
Distal End Diameter  6.4mm
Insertion Tube Diameter  5.9mm
Working Channel Diameter 2.2mm
Angulation Up/Down 180o/90o
Working Length 610mm
Sterilization STERRAD/EOG

 

 

References

  1. Watanabe H, Oki M, Shinohara Y, Toshihiro O, Imaeda Y, Iwakoshi A. EBUS-TBNA for lung cancer in the apical segment of the right upper lobe using a new EBUS scope. Respir Med Case Rep. 2026;59:102368. doi:10.1016/j.rmcr.2026.102368
  2. Kapp C, Thiboutot J, Wang, D, et al. Quality of lymph node visualization using a novel slim linear EBUS bronchoscope versus a conventional linear EBUS bronchoscope: a crossover, single-blinded cadaveric study. CHEST Pulmonary. 2025;100202. doi.org/10.1016/j.chpulm.2025.100202
  3. Takigawa Y, Sato K, Matsuoka S, et al. Usefulness of novel balloon-less convex probe bronchoscope for diagnosing and staging of lung cancer via EBUS-TBNA and EUS-B-FNA. Respirol Case Rep. 2026;14(2):e70506. doi:10.1002/rcr2.70506
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