410 devices · GMDN 35958
An endoscope video camera is a specialized imaging device that connects to endoscopes to capture real-time video of internal body structures during procedures. Clinically, it enables surgeons and diagnosticians to visualize organs, tissues, and abnormalities with high precision, while also recording moving images for documentation and review.
These devices are typically regulated as medical imaging tools, often requiring compliance with standards for image quality, safety, and data integrity. They may be supplied as standalone units or integrated systems, depending on the endoscope compatibility and clinical workflow requirements.
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