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4mm 0 Telescope

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4mm 0 Telescope Specification

Function
Visualisation inside body cavities

Usage Type
Reusable, Medical

Measurement Range
Field of View: 0 direction

Storage Instructions
Store in clean, dry, and secure endoscope case

Accuracy
High-Resolution Imaging

Instruments Type
Surgical Endoscopy Telescope

Features
Autoclavable, Water-tight, Fiber Optic Light Transmission

Display Type
Optical (to be used with Camera/Monitor System)

Shelf Life
5-10 years (with proper care)

Equipment Type
Telescope (Rigid Endoscope)

Material
Stainless Steel, Optical Glass

Condition
New

Technology
Optical Imaging

Portable
Yes

Wall Mounted
No

Magnification Power
Fixed (dependent on eyepiece or camera used)

Real-Time Operation
Yes

Noise Level
Silent Operation

Operating Type
Manual

Use
Diagnostic and Surgical Procedures (Endoscopy)

Power Source
None (Non-electric)

Dimension (L*W*H)
Diameter: 4mm, Length: 175mm (standard)

Weight
Approximately 100-250 grams

Color
Metallic Silver

Manufacturer Warranty
1 Year Standard

Tip
Straight, 0 Direction

Sterilization Method
Standard Autoclaving and Chemical Sterilization

Insertion Portion Diameter
4mm

Autoclavable
Yes, up to 134C

Optical System
Rod Lens System

Endoscope Type
Rigid

Application
ENT, Laparoscopy, Urology, Arthroscopy (depending on procedure)

Compatibility
Fits Standard Light Cables and Camera Heads

Light Transmission
Fiber Optic

Image Quality
High Definition

Working Length
175mm (typical; length may vary by model)

Field of View Angle
0 Degrees (Straight Forward Viewing)

Eyepiece
Wide Angle, Compatible with Standard Couplers

About 4mm 0 Telescope

Advin Telescope is a precision optical instrument used in endoscopic and laparoscopic surgeries. It provides a clear and magnified view of internal organs and surgical sites. This telescope ensures accurate visualization, aiding surgeons in performing minimally invasive procedures safely.

Advanced Features:

Provides clear and magnified visualization of internal structures
High-quality optical construction for precision
Durable and long-lasting design
Compatible with multiple endoscopic and laparoscopic systems
Enhances surgical accuracy and safety

Wide Clinical Applications

This 4mm rigid telescope is optimized for ENT surgeries, laparoscopy, urology, and arthroscopy, adapting effortlessly to diverse clinical environments. Whether used for diagnostics or surgery, the device guarantees precision and superior imaging in each application.

Superior Optics and Durability

Engineered with a rod lens optical system, the telescope provides high-resolution, undistorted visualization inside body cavities. Crafted from durable stainless steel and optical glass, it withstands rigorous usage and repeated sterilization, ensuring a prolonged service life.

Effortless Sterilization and Maintenance

Designed for seamless integration into clinical workflows, the telescope is both autoclavable up to 134C and compatible with standard chemical sterilization methods. Proper storage in a dry, secure endoscope case further extends its operational longevity.

FAQs of 4mm 0 Telescope:

Q: How should the 4mm 0 rigid telescope be sterilized between procedures?

A: The telescope can be sterilized by standard autoclaving at temperatures up to 134C or by chemical sterilization. Always ensure the instrument is completely dry and stored in a clean, secure endoscope case after each procedure.

Q: What kinds of procedures can this rigid telescope be used for?

A: This model is suitable for a variety of diagnostic and surgical procedures, including those in ENT, laparoscopy, urology, and arthroscopy, depending on the specific clinical requirements.

Q: What benefits does the rod lens system provide for endoscopic visualization?

A: The optical rod lens system delivers high-definition imaging and excellent light transmission, ensuring clear, accurate visualization inside body cavities during procedures.

Q: When should the telescope be replaced or serviced?

A: With proper handling and regular maintenance, the telescope has a typical shelf life of 510 years. Replace or service the instrument if physical damage, persistent image distortion, or failure of water-tight seals is observed.

Q: Where can this telescope be used within a clinical setting?

A: The device is appropriate for operating rooms, outpatient surgical suites, and specialty clinics, provided that its integrated with a standard camera and light source system.

Q: What is the process of connecting it to imaging systems?

A: The telescope is compatible with standard camera heads and light cables; simply attach them to the corresponding couplers and ensure all secure fittings before use.

Q: What are the main advantages of using this reusable telescope over disposable scopes?

A: Reusable telescopes offer superior image quality, cost-effectiveness over time, and can be sterilized after each use, reducing medical waste and ensuring consistent diagnostic performance.

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