High-resolution videoscopes available for diagnostics

Olympus announces the release of the EndoEYE videoscopes, which featurea high-resolution simultaneous-multi-color CCD at the distal tip, producinga high-quality video image. The EndoEYE Flexible Video Cystoscope maintainsa small outer diameter and a large working channel and is available fordiagnostic or therapeutic procedures in the hospital, clinic, or office.

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