190 devices · GMDN 43053
A rigid video laparoscope is a specialized endoscope used in minimally invasive surgery to visualize and treat internal organs within the abdominal or retroperitoneal cavities. It transmits high-quality video images via a camera system to a monitor, enabling surgeons to perform procedures like biopsies, suturing, or organ resection with precision through small incisions.
These devices are typically reusable and must meet strict regulatory standards for sterilization, durability, and imaging clarity. They are commonly supplied as part of a surgical kit or as standalone instruments, often requiring calibration and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and safety in clinical settings.
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