A 10mm Laparoscope is a rigid, tube-shaped surgical instrument with a 10mm diameter, used in laparoscopic (minimally invasive) surgeries to visualize internal organs.
Features:
10mm diameter allows for a wider field of view
High-resolution optical or video imaging
Comes in 0°, 30°, or 45° angles
Connects to a camera and light source
Made of durable stainless steel with fiber optics
Uses:
Used in abdominal and pelvic surgeries
Ideal for procedures needing better illumination and image quality
Common in general surgery, gynecology, and urology
A 5mm Laparoscope is a thin, rigid telescope-like instrument with a 5mm diameter used in minimally invasive (laparoscopic) surgeries to view internal organs.
Features:
5mm diameter shaft for small incisions
High-resolution optical or video system
Made of stainless steel with fiber optics
Available in 0°, 30°, or 45° viewing angles
Connects to a camera and light source
Uses:
Provides internal visualization during laparoscopic surgeries (e.g., gallbladder, appendix, hernia)
Allows surgeons to operate with minimal incisions
Common in general surgery, gynecology, and urology
A Laparoscopic Sterilization Container is a specialized medical box designed to safely store, transport, and sterilize laparoscopic instruments.
Features:
Made of durable stainless steel or medical-grade aluminum
Includes perforated trays, silicone holders, or instrument brackets
Has locking lid with filter systems for steam or gas sterilization
Reusable and autoclavable
Available in various sizes for different instrument sets
Uses:
Keeps laparoscopic tools organized and secure during sterilization
Ensures sterility before surgical procedures
Protects delicate instruments from damage during handling
Used in hospitals and surgical centers for efficient instrument processing
A Medical Grade Monitor is a specialized display screen designed for use in clinical and surgical environments, offering high precision, safety, and reliability for viewing medical images and videos.
Features:
High-resolution (HD, Full HD, or 4K) display for clear, detailed imaging
Color calibration for accurate and consistent visuals
Anti-glare, wide viewing angles, and fast response time
Built with antimicrobial housing and sealed surfaces for easy cleaning
Compliant with medical safety standards (e.g., EN/IEC 60601)
Uses:
Displays real-time video during surgical, laparoscopic, and endoscopic procedures
Used in radiology, operating rooms, ICUs, and diagnostic centers
Helps ensure accurate diagnosis and precise surgical visualization
A camera coupler is a device used to connect an endoscope to a camera head, allowing internal body images to be transferred from the endoscope to a monitor for viewing.
Key Features:
Optical zoom for image adjustment
C-mount compatibility (fits most medical cameras)
Durable and sterilizable design
Lightweight and easy to handle
Uses:
Used in endoscopy procedures to relay live internal images
Allows recording, viewing, and diagnosing in real time
Common in gastroenterology, urology, laparoscopy, and other minimally invasive surgeries
A Laparoscopic Video Recorder is a medical device used to record and store live video footage from a laparoscopic camera system during surgeries.
Features:
Captures high-definition (HD or Full HD) video
Includes USB, SD card, or hard drive storage options
Offers pause, snapshot, playback, and editing functions
Compatible with laparoscopic and endoscopic camera systems
Some models include touchscreen or remote control
Uses:
Records surgeries for documentation, review, and legal records
Useful for teaching, training, and case study presentation
Supports quality control and post-operative analysis
A Refurbished Camera System in medical or surgical use refers to a pre-owned imaging system (often used in endoscopy or laparoscopy) that has been professionally restored to full working condition.
Features:
Includes components like camera head, control unit, and sometimes light source
Cleaned, tested, repaired, and recalibrated to manufacturer standards
Often includes warranty and quality certification
Significantly more cost-effective than new systems
Can offer HD or standard-definition output
Uses:
Used in endoscopic and laparoscopic procedures for internal visualization
Ideal for hospitals, clinics, and training centers seeking budget-friendly solutions
Maintains clinical performance while reducing equipment costs
A Wireless Laparoscopy Camera is a modern imaging device used in laparoscopic surgery that transmits real-time video wirelessly to a monitor or computer, eliminating the need for physical cables.
Features:
Wireless video transmission (Wi-Fi or RF-based)
Provides HD or Full HD resolution
Lightweight and portable design
Built-in battery and LED light source in some models
Compatible with monitors, tablets, or laptops
Uses:
Offers unrestricted movement and less clutter in the operating room
Ideal for teaching, demonstrations, or mobile setups
Enhances flexibility and safety in minimally invasive surgeries
A USB Laparoscopy Camera is a compact digital camera designed for laparoscopic procedures, which connects directly to a computer, laptop, or monitor via USB.
Features:
Plug-and-play via USB interface
Provides HD or Full HD video output
Lightweight and easy to mount on a laparoscope
Some models include LED light source
Compatible with PC software for recording and viewing
Uses:
Captures and displays real-time internal images during laparoscopy
Ideal for training, small clinics, or mobile setups
Enables video recording and teaching via computer
A Laparoscopy HD Camera System is an advanced imaging system used in minimally invasive surgeries to provide high-definition (HD) video of the internal body cavity.
Features:
Includes an HD camera head, control unit, and light source
Provides clear, high-resolution images in real-time
Connects to a laparoscope and monitor
May include zoom, focus, white balance, and recording functions
Compatible with various endoscopic instruments
Uses:
Allows surgeons to visualize internal organs during laparoscopic surgery
Enhances precision, safety, and efficiency in procedures
Used in gynecology, urology, general surgery, and more
