Ent Rigid Optical Scope with 4mm Diameter, 175mm Probe Length, 30 Degree View Angle Arthroscope for Medical Endoscopy

• Type: Rigid Endoscope
• Application: Ent
• Material: Steel
• Feature: Reusable
• Group: Adult
• Application Scenario: Surgery,Diagnisis
• Model NO.: NCM-70417
• Transport Package: Standard Cartons
• Specification: Steel
• Trademark: N&C
• Origin: Guangdong
• Production Capacity: 300 Unit/Month

Product Description

Product name: Endoscope Arthroscope

NCM-70417  Arthroscope   0°, Ø4mm×175mm
NCM-73417  Arthroscope   30°, Ø4mm×175mm
NCM-77417  Arthroscope   70°, Ø4mm×175mm

NCM-70417G  Arthroscope (Angle of field:90°) 0°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-70417CG  Arthroscope (Angle of field:110°) 0°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-70317  Arthroscope  0°, Ø3mm×175mm
 

NCM-70217  Arthroscope  0°, Ø2.7mm×175mm
 

NCM-71417  Arthroscope  12°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-71417  Arthroscope  12°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-73417G  Arthroscope  (Angle of field:90°) 30°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-73417CG  Arthroscope  (Angle of field:110°) 30°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-73317  Arthroscope  30°, Ø3mm×175mm
 

NCM-73217  Arthroscope  30°, Ø2.7mm×175mm
 

NCM-73414  Arthroscope  (Stryker connector) 30°, Ø4mm×140mm
 

NCM-74417G  Arthroscope  (Angle of field:90°) 45°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-74417  Arthroscope   45°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-77417G  Arthroscope  (Angle of field:90°) 70°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-77417CG  Arthroscope  (Angle of field:110°) 70°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-77317  Arthroscope   70°, Ø3mm×175mm
 

NCM-77217  Arthroscope  70°, Ø2.7mm×175mm
 

NCM-79417  Arthroscope   90°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

NCM-7A417  Arthroscope  110°, Ø4mm×175mm
 

Product Description

1.Adopted high quality stainless steel 
2.Endoscopes adopt the German optic fiber 
3.With direction index
4.Sapphire lens cover,never abrasion
5.New optic system,clear field of view

When is arthroscopy used?

 Bones, cartilage, ligaments, muscles, and tendons can all be damaged by disease and injury. To diagnose your condition, your doctor will take a thorough medical history, perform a physical examination and order imaging studies - usually x-rays. For some conditions, an additional imaging study - such as a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan or a computerized tomography (CT) scan - may also be needed.  After making a diagnosis, your doctor will determine the most appropriate treatment choice for your condition.