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<p class="pt-2"> 14 May 2026, in Kazan, at the Technopolis Khimgrad site, as part of the large-scale international economic forum “XVII Russia–Islamic World 2026: KazanForum,” Eleps presented its developments to the Egyptian delegation. </p> <p class="pt-2"> Eleps showcased modern medical equipment to the guests, including an endoscopic tower with a 4K ICG video system, and also presented its own line of surgical instruments. </p> <br> <br>

The "ELEPS" 4K ICG Endoscopic Visualization System became one of the central exhibits at the specialized exhibition within the XV Congress of Oncologists and Radiologists of the CIS and Eurasia, which took place in Minsk from April 22–24, 2026.<br> <br> The Congress, held at the BelExpo venue, brought together over 2,100 leading specialists from 11 countries. Given the enormous scale of the event — 196 reports on the first day alone — our equipment demonstrated its readiness to meet the most complex challenges of modern oncological surgery.

Eleps consolidates its status as an unconditional technological leader in the industry by introducing the first domestic 4K ultra-clear imaging system with ICG fluorescence. The company's pioneering role in creating complex surgical systems is now supported not only by its state registration with Roszdravnadzor but also by in-depth scientific analysis and successful clinical implementation.

From April 20 to 22, Eleps held a cool Strategic Session in the format of a business game! During these three days, employees from different departments — managers, the sales team, regional managers, production workers, and developers — came together to reflect and come up with new ideas for the company. The main coach was the wonderful Elena Zubareva, who helped make this three-day marathon interesting, team-oriented, and inspiring. Through games and exercises, all participants were able to better understand each other, come up with fresh ideas, and feel like part of a larger team. This session was very productive: we planned great steps for the company's development, strengthened team spirit, and just had a great time together. ElePS - forward to the future!

From March 2 to March 27, 2026, clinical trials of the first Russian 4K endoscopic video system with ICG fluorescence navigation mode, manufactured by "ELEPS" (Kazan), were conducted at the surgical departments of City Clinical Hospital No. 31 of the Moscow Department of Health — the clinical base of the Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (RNRMU).

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<span>A laparoscopic cholecystectomy was performed using the method of intraoperative fluorescence navigation with indocyanine green (ICG).</span>

Live from the operating room of the Central Clinical Hospital of Civil Aviation (Urology Department), Moscow: a video of a successful lithotripsy procedure. The recording shows the crushing of a kidney stone using the ultrasonic handpiece of the Russian-made "Lithomatic" lithotripter. The key advantage is that the process occurs with the simultaneous evacuation of stone fragments.

The Russian medical equipment market has been marked by the launch of a fundamentally new stone crushing device – the Lithomatic lithotripter from Eleps. The device has received official registration from Roszdravnadzor (G004-00110-00/03775944 (ERUL - G004-00110-00/03775944)) and is ready for delivery to clinics across the country.

<span>ICG navigation is a method of intraoperative imaging that improves the precision and safety of surgical procedures. When using a specialized video system operating in the infrared range, the distribution of the fluorescent contrast agent becomes visible. This enhances the visualization of anatomical structures, including bile ducts and blood vessels, and allows assessment of their location before the tissue dissection stage.</span>