ICG 4K ELEPS is a modern domestic endoscopic imaging system designed for minimally invasive surgical interventions using ICG fluorescence navigation technology. The equipment combines high-quality 4K Ultra HD imaging with the ability to work with indocyanine green, allowing surgeons to obtain more accurate visualization of anatomical structures during surgery. The system is used in laparoscopic surgery, herniology, abdominal surgery, and other fields where precision, tissue control, and visual navigation are essential. Thanks to the combination of 4K resolution and ICG mode, the system helps to improve the quality of intraoperative visualization and increases the convenience of the operating team. What is ICG mode? ICG mode is a method of fluorescent imaging using indocyanine green. After the introduction of a contrast agent, the system's special sensors allow you to visualize the vascular network, bile ducts, and other structures.