- uses an
endoscope to
examine the
interior of a
hollow organ or
cavity of the body.
Unlike many
other medical imaging techniques,
endoscopes are inserted...
- that will
always require flexible endoscopes (prin****lly the
gastrointestinal tract), the
rigid rod-lens
endoscopes have such
exceptional performance...
-
referred to as a
diopter or dioptra. Like an
endoscope, a
speculum allows a view
inside the body;
endoscopes, however, tend to have
optics while a speculum...
- and is not able to
access the
middle portion of the
small intestine.
Endoscopes must
enter either through the mouth/nasal
cavities or the ****. Due...
- area Both the size and flexibility- of the
endoscope dictate the
ability to
access these regions.
Endoscopes that are
smaller in
diameter and
highly flexible...
-
Olympus accounts for a
large share of the
world market in
gastrointestinal endoscopes. It has
roughly 70%
share of the
global market whose estimated valued...
-
Treeck (van Treeck), was the
first to use
endoscopes for
visualisation of
architectural models. The
endoscopes were his father's,
Alfred Schulz van Treeck...
-
titled 'The
development of the
modern endoscopes –
present and ****ure prospects'. This award, for his work on
endoscopes, was
unusual in that
normally it is...
- ophthalmology, pediatrics, OT, and for the
sterilization of
surgical instruments,
endoscopes and
surface disinfection. In mice this
disinfectant was
found to cause...
- it to the eyepiece.
Relay lenses are
found in
refracting telescopes,
endoscopes, and
periscopes to
optically mani****te the
light path,
extend the length...
