Dr. Suzette Sutherland

And why do you say that? Is that more for our learning purposes? So then we can go back and say, this is what it looked like in white, and now I see it on blue. So ergo, next time I'm going to know that white light, little distal I didn't think was important, is important, or is there more to it?

Because if we think real practically, when we, you know, you put the cyst view in, it They sit there for an hour and it colors the bladder. We'll get into the workflow in a minute, but it colors the bladder. So when you take them to the OR there and put in the scope, it's already all colored. You've lost your white, your absolute white light.

Because if we think real practically, when we, you know, you put the cyst view in, it They sit there for an hour and it colors the bladder. We'll get into the workflow in a minute, but it colors the bladder. So when you take them to the OR there and put in the scope, it's already all colored. You've lost your white, your absolute white light.

Because if we think real practically, when we, you know, you put the cyst view in, it They sit there for an hour and it colors the bladder. We'll get into the workflow in a minute, but it colors the bladder. So when you take them to the OR there and put in the scope, it's already all colored. You've lost your white, your absolute white light.

Or do you mean, well, I guess, no, you can still see everything looks still the same on white light or are there differences on white light with the SysView in?

Or do you mean, well, I guess, no, you can still see everything looks still the same on white light or are there differences on white light with the SysView in?

Or do you mean, well, I guess, no, you can still see everything looks still the same on white light or are there differences on white light with the SysView in?

Okay. That was really the big question. I think sometimes I hear people wonder if it ruins your ability to get a good white light look, but you're saying no, you still get a good white light look and then you turn on the blue light imaging and you get your blue light. Right. Yes. Got it. So let's talk about the workflow a little bit.

Okay. That was really the big question. I think sometimes I hear people wonder if it ruins your ability to get a good white light look, but you're saying no, you still get a good white light look and then you turn on the blue light imaging and you get your blue light. Right. Yes. Got it. So let's talk about the workflow a little bit.

Okay. That was really the big question. I think sometimes I hear people wonder if it ruins your ability to get a good white light look, but you're saying no, you still get a good white light look and then you turn on the blue light imaging and you get your blue light. Right. Yes. Got it. So let's talk about the workflow a little bit.

Sometimes people think there's too much fuss and muss and can I really do this? And I'm at an institution where it's done quite easily. I think it's just important to get a good workflow going. to be able to do this efficiently and have some trained staff that understand the importance of what you're doing.

Sometimes people think there's too much fuss and muss and can I really do this? And I'm at an institution where it's done quite easily. I think it's just important to get a good workflow going. to be able to do this efficiently and have some trained staff that understand the importance of what you're doing.

Sometimes people think there's too much fuss and muss and can I really do this? And I'm at an institution where it's done quite easily. I think it's just important to get a good workflow going. to be able to do this efficiently and have some trained staff that understand the importance of what you're doing.

So why don't you walk us through what you do when you have a handful of cases maybe stacked or how you make it work for you?

So why don't you walk us through what you do when you have a handful of cases maybe stacked or how you make it work for you?

So why don't you walk us through what you do when you have a handful of cases maybe stacked or how you make it work for you?

So that was a question I had just to make sure. So there's no other company that makes equipment that will be compatible for this. It's Storz.

So that was a question I had just to make sure. So there's no other company that makes equipment that will be compatible for this. It's Storz.

So that was a question I had just to make sure. So there's no other company that makes equipment that will be compatible for this. It's Storz.

It is interesting. Are there, you know, and it's part of the AUA guidelines and in such a strong way that there aren't more companies that have come down the pike to try and do the same thing, whether it's Olympus or other, you know, there are other imaging companies, right, that do optics. Are there newer ones coming down the pike that you're aware of? No, that kind of fits with this technology.