Collection: Medical Scopes

1. Laparoscope

• Use: Visualizing and performing surgeries in the abdominal and pelvic cavities.
• Common Applications: Gallbladder removal, hernia repair, and appendectomies.
• Key Features: Long, thin tube with a high-resolution camera and light source.

2. Endoscope

• Use: Inspecting and treating conditions in the gastrointestinal tract.
• Common Applications: Diagnosing ulcers, polyps, or tumors in the esophagus, stomach, or intestines.
• Key Features: Flexible tube with a camera, often with tools for biopsy.

3. Cystoscope

• Use: Examining the bladder and urethra.
• Common Applications: Diagnosing bladder stones, infections, or tumors; removing foreign objects.
• Key Features: Rigid or flexible scope with a camera and light.

4. Arthroscope

• Use: Visualizing and treating issues inside joints (e.g., knee, shoulder).
• Common Applications: Repairing ligaments, removing damaged cartilage, diagnosing joint problems.
• Key Features: Small camera with tools for minimally invasive joint surgery.

5. Hysteroscope

• Use: Visualizing and treating conditions inside the uterus.
• Common Applications: Diagnosing uterine abnormalities, removing fibroids or polyps, and treating abnormal bleeding.
• Key Features: Thin scope with a light, sometimes paired with surgical tools.

6. Laryngoscope

• Use: Examining the larynx (voice box) and vocal cords.
• Common Applications: Diagnosing voice disorders, obstructions, or throat abnormalities; intubation assistance.
• Key Features: Handheld or rigid scope with lighting.

7. Nephroscope

• Use: Inspecting and treating issues in the kidney.
• Common Applications: Removing kidney stones, diagnosing tumors, or infections.
• Key Features: Thin, flexible or rigid scope with tools for minimally invasive urological procedures.