Veterinary Endoscopy

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Veterinary endoscopes are used to examine animal internal organs and body parts while they are under anesthesia with no need for surgery for a non-invasive or minimally invasive examination. These endoscopes are used to examine respiratory tracts nasal cavities, lungs, stomach, and other internal organs to quickly locate a lesion or foreign manner, and thus, make it easy to determine follow up treatment and potentially avoid costly surgeries. These endoscopes are popular in pet clinics, veterinary hospitals, and other animal care locations.

Working principle

The veterinary endoscope is equipped with a long and flexible tube to insert into the animal body for observation of internal organs. The top of the hose features a video chip and strobe light for image capturing, then sending the image to the video monitor. The veterinary endoscope can be inserted through the mouth into the stomach or lung, into the rectum to examine the colon, or into the nose to examine the nasal cavity. Endoscopic surgery allows your veterinarian to examine pet interiors without performing an open procedure surgery and carry out a minimally invasive examination as there is no incision see the inside of your pets without performing an open procedure surgery. Veterinarians receive more diagnostic information by inserting surgical instruments under a microscope to remove foreign matters, stones and tissues.

Technical features Video output format: Y/C, DVI, RGB, AV Image processing function: White balance: automatically adjusting
Image gain: 4-step adjustment
Image freezing: real-time images freezing and playing back Lighting: Built-in bulb: 35W LED light
Color temperature: 5500K-7500K
Luminous flux: ≥800lm
Air supply flow rate: ≥4L/min
pump pressure: 30kPa-80kPa screen
Panel size: 9.7 inches
Point resolution: 1024 x 768
Panel brightness: 350cd/m2

Power supply
Voltage: 220 V AC
Frequency: 50 Hz