125 devices · GMDN 10156
An optical anoscope is a rigid endoscope designed for direct visual inspection of the anus and lower rectum, often used to diagnose conditions like hemorrhoids, anal fissures, or rectal pain. Its short, wide-bore design allows for straightforward insertion, and built-in lighting or external illumination helps clinicians examine tissue clearly during procedures.
These reusable devices are typically regulated as medical instruments requiring sterilization between uses, with classification varying by jurisdiction. They are commonly supplied as part of procedural kits or as standalone tools in clinical settings, adhering to hygiene and reprocessing standards for reusable endoscopes.
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