Veterinary Endoscopy for the Small Animal Practitioner. Группа авторов

Veterinary Endoscopy for the Small Animal Practitioner - Группа авторов


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target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="#ulink_2e29d1a1-7714-5990-8054-7574a499b933">Figure 2.31 A one‐piece cystoscope incorporating the telescope and sheath into one unit with a 9.5 Fr diameter, a working length of 14 cm, a 3 Fr instrument channel, and 2 fluid connection ports with 2 stopcocks. This telescope has a better image than the 1.9 mm diameter cystoscope and sheath that it replaces plus it is much more robust.

      (Source: Photo courtesy of Karl Storz: ©Karl Storz SE & Co KG, Germany.)

Photo depicts a 10 mm diameter, 0-degree operating laparoscope with a working length of 23 cm and with a 6 mm diameter working channel for use with 5 mm diameter minimally invasive surgery instruments.

      (Source: Photo courtesy of Karl Storz: ©Karl Storz SE & Co KG, Germany.)

Photo depicts the Veterinary Otoscope for ear examination in awake patients with a tip diameter of 5 mm, an 8.5 cm length with a 5 Fr working channel, and a stopcock attachment allowing simultaneous irrigation and passing 5 Fr instruments for manipulations.

      (Source: Photo courtesy of Karl Storz: ©Karl Storz SE & Co KG, Germany.)

      A recent significant advance in telescope technology is that most telescopes are now autoclavable. The autoclavable telescopes are labeled as autoclavable. This feature greatly facilitates instrument turnaround and practice efficiency.

      2.2.10 Flexible Endoscopes

Schematic illustration of the anatomy of a flexible fiberoptic gastrointestinal endoscope. A connector that attaches to a light source with an air pump for insufflation is at the proximal end of the umbilical cord. This connector has a light guidepost, an air insufflation tube, suction connector, lens washing water container connection, a pressure compensation valve, and electrical contacts. The umbilical cord runs from this connector to the handpiece of the endoscope carrying the light guide cable, suction channel, and air insufflation/water channel.

      Addition of CCD and CMOS video chip technology to endoscopy has dramatically improved image quality beyond traditional fiberoptic images. Even though video endoscopes are more expensive, the increased image quality and elimination of deterioration in image quality of fiberoptic bundles over time make the added expense well worth the investment.

Video gastroscopes9.7 mm sheath diameter, 140 cm working length, 4‐way tip control, 2.8 mm diameter working channel (Karl Storz #60914NKSK)7.9 mm sheath diameter, 140 cm working length, 4‐way tip control, 2.8 mm diameter working channel (Karl Storz #60714NKSK)Video bronchoscope (recommended to use feline video gastroscope)5.9 mm sheath diameter, 110 cm working length, 4‐way tip control, 2.0 mm diameter working channel (Karl Storz #60511NKSK)Fiberoptic bronchoscope5.2 mm sheath diameter, 85 cm working length, 2‐way tip control, 2.3 mm diameter working channel (Karl Storz #60001VLK2)3.7 mm sheath diameter, 65 cm working length, 2‐way tip control, 1.5 mm diameter working channel (Karl Storz #60002VBK2)Video uretero‐cystoscope8.5 Fr sheath diameter, working length 70 cm, 2‐way tip control, 3.6 Fr working channel (Karl Storz #60278VSK)

      2.2.11 Sheaths, Cannulas, and Trocars


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