Endoscope

Endoscope is a detection and minimally invasive surgical instrument used in the medical field.
Endoscopes help doctors observe and diagnose deep inside the human body without large-scale surgery. And there are many types of endoscopes. Common rigid endoscopes include otoscopes, laryngoscopes, arthroscopes, hysteroscopes, laparoscopes, cystoscopes, etc. Flexible endoscopes include gastroscopes, colonoscopes, bronchoscopes, etc.

The working principle of an endoscope is usually to collect images through a high-resolution lens at the front end, and then transmit the images to an external display screen through optical fibers or electronic circuits, which can provide clearer and more detailed images. In addition, some endoscopes are also equipped with special functions, such as fluorescent imaging, narrow-band imaging, etc., which help to identify lesions more accurately.

Product features:
1. Minimally invasive
It can enter the body through natural cavities or tiny incisions, reducing surgical trauma and patient pain. For example, in laparoscopic surgery, only a few small holes are needed to perform the operation.
2. Intuitive
The lens uses imported glass from Germany, which can directly observe the internal conditions of organs and tissues in the body, providing doctors with clear and real images.
3. Accuracy
It helps to more accurately detect the location, size, morphology and other characteristics of lesions, and improve the accuracy of diagnosis. For example, bronchial endoscopes can help doctors accurately determine the nature of lesions in the bronchial tubes of the lungs.
4. Flexibility
The body of the endoscope usually has a certain degree of flexibility and operability, and can bend and turn in the body to reach difficult-to-reach areas.
5. Versatility
It can not only be used for diagnosis, but also combined with instruments for treatment, such as removing lesions, stopping bleeding, and removing foreign bodies.
6. High safety
Compared with traditional open surgery, it reduces the risk of surgery and the incidence of complications.
7. Real-time
By matching the camera system, images can be transmitted in real time, allowing doctors to make judgments and decisions in time during the operation.