Abstract:Abstract: Objective?To observe the application effect of multi-channel intelligent dying pump independently developed by the center for digestive endoscopy in esophageal iodine staining, and further explore its clinical application value.?Methods?110 patients who had undergone gastroscopy from April 2017 to December 2017 found suspicious lesions in the esophagus were selected, randomly divided into experimental group and control group, 55 patients in each. In the control group, esophageal iodine staining was performed using a conventional hand-pushing syringe, and the experimental group used multichannel intelligent endoscope liquid equipment for esophageal iodine staining. Then record the time of staining, the number of operations, the amount of dye, the detection rate of lesions, and the satisfaction of medical staff.?Results?The esophageal iodine staining time in the experimental group was (14.87?±?2.78)?s and the time in the control group was (27.44?±?1.78)?s, there was a significant difference between the two groups (P?0.05); Only one person in the experimental group can complete the esophageal iodine staining operation, while the observation group needs to be completed by the endoscopic physician and the assistant; The amount of staining agent in the experimental group was (15.84?±?2.71)?ml, while in the control group was (18.73?±?2.20)?ml, the difference between the two groups was statistically significant (P?0.05); the detection rate of esophageal lesions in the experimental group was 43.64%, higher than that in control group of 30.91%, but the difference between the two groups was not statistically significant (P?>?0.05); in the medical staff’s satisfaction survey, the experimental group satisfaction rate was 92.73%, the control group satisfaction rate was 74.55%, there was a statistically significant difference between the two groups (P?0.05).?Conclusion?Multi-channel intelligent dying pump can significantly reduce esophageal iodine operation time, the number of people and the amount of dying reagents, and it can improve the work efficiency and save medical costs. The detection rate of esophageal lesions was higher than that of conventional staining, and it is higher in the daily use of medical staff. So that is worthy of promotion in clinical practice.