Digital Endoscopy

Digital endoscopy is a medical technique that uses a flexible or rigid tube equipped with a tiny camera and light to examine internal body areas, such as the digestive tract, lungs, or joints. The camera captures high-quality images or videos, which are transmitted to a computer for real-time viewing and detailed analysis. This allows doctors to diagnose, monitor, and sometimes treat conditions with minimally invasive procedures, reducing the need for larger surgeries. Digital endoscopy offers clearer visualization, improved accuracy, and easier storage and sharing of medical information.