
A Colonoscope is a long, flexible, tubular medical device equipped with a camera and light source, used to visually examine the interior of the colon and rectum. It is a key instrument in colonoscopy procedures.
Key Features:
Flexible Tube: Typically 130–180 cm long, allows deep insertion into the colon.
High-Resolution Camera: Transmits real-time images to an external monitor.
Light Source: Ensures clear visibility inside the colon.
Working Channel: Allows insertion of instruments for biopsy, polyp removal, or suction.
Air/Water Jet System: Cleans the lens and expands the colon for better visibility.
Uses:
Screening for Colorectal Cancer
Diagnosing Causes of Bleeding or Pain
Detecting Polyps, Inflammation, or Tumors
Guiding Biopsies or Therapeutic Interventions