Endoscope Accessories

History of the endoscope and the person who developed

An endoscope is a medical instrument that assists the physician in the examination of the interior of any hollow organ or body cavity. Endoscope can be inserted directly into the organ and is composed of different parts as a rigid or flexible tube, fiber optic system and the ocular lens. Philipp Bozzini developed the first endoscope in 1 !", but this invention did not gain popularity until 1 ## when $illiam Beaumont using the machine in a human body. A ma%or turning point in the use of the endoscope was the use of electricity, which was available only for external use, but was soon developed for internal use, such as the invention of the hysteroscopy by &harles 'avid and other experiments of (ans &hristian )acobeans. *sed medical e+uipment $ho are $olf and ,-./01 2eorg $olf was a famous manufacturer of rigid endoscope and based in Berlin, he established his business in 13!" and in 1311, he developed the flexible gastro scope, (ussmann. 4arl ,torz set up business in 1356 and specializes in the manufacture of endoscope E7- specialists. At that time, the technology used to manufacture endoscope was +uite primitive, but ,torz had a brilliant plan. -he bright, cold light, which, when introduced into the body cavity provides excellent visibility of the interior and also allows documentation of the cavity or organ with the help of image transmission used. -his technological brea8through by ,torz, paved the way for modern endoscopy and a combination of his vision of engineering along with the progress made by (arold (op8ins, optical engineer, revolutionized the field of medical imaging. .lympus endoscope $ho is (arold (op8ins1 (arold (orace (op8ins was a British physicist of world renown whose 9wave theory of aberrations : revolutionized the field of optical design especially medical imaging. -his theory provides a 8ey mathematical analysis, which is used by modern computers to create lenses (igh +uality. 7otable inventions include zoom lenses, coherent fiber optic and rod lens endoscope which paved the way for minimally invasive surgery, a techni+ue that has helped millions of people around the world. (op8ins has received many awards and prestigious awards and has been nominated twice for the 7obel Prize. ;n #!!3, his son 4elvin (op8ins (op8ins

pulls the building to the public, to bring together both biomedical and pharmaceutical research under one roof at the *niversity. 7owadays (op8ins is synonymous with pursuit of excellence in teaching and research. 7ame some of the ma%or inventions and improvements (arold (op8ins /igid Endoscopes for ,ale .ne of the greatest inventions (arold was the zoom lens, which he created after a re+uest from the BB&. -hese new lenses opened up a new stage for television pictures and also paved the way for modern external emissions and visual media. -he second among his notable inventions is the development of fiber optics and fiber optic endoscope. <iber .ptics and fiberscope have revolutionized the medical industry and manufacturing. A partnership between 4arl ,torz (op8ins and led to the invention of the rod=lens endoscope, providing exceptional performance for endoscopy and paved the way for minimally invasive surgery. (op8ins was also able to ma8e improvements in the laser disc and &' optical system by creating a mathematical analysis and calculated geometrical method, which played a huge role in reducing the cost of the &'. *nited >edical ,uppliers is a leading supplier of Endoscopy /epair? especially &anada Endoscope.