http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/ Wed, 13 May 2026 18:29:48 +0000 MyBB http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=115 Tue, 31 Mar 2015 09:19:33 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=115
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http://omicsonline.org/new-advances-in-t...-3-152.pdf]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=114 Tue, 31 Mar 2015 09:17:16 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=114 ]]> ]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=113 Tue, 31 Mar 2015 09:12:55 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=113
"For surgeons who remember the original Viking 3D helmet that seemed more reminiscent of the Gjermundbu helmet than a piece of modern technology, this is a whole new thing. This system is a full three-dimensional (3D) 1080p high-definition (HD) ensemble that delivers an amazingly crisp and clear picture. The 3D camera head and laparoscope come in a standard 10-mm configuration and there is a 5-mm 2D camera head and laparoscope that can also be used with the system for situations in which a 5-mm camera is better suited. The system can toggle back and forth between 2D and 3D and the required 3D glasses are lightweight and as comfortable as a standard eye shield."


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"For surgeons who remember the original Viking 3D helmet that seemed more reminiscent of the Gjermundbu helmet than a piece of modern technology, this is a whole new thing. This system is a full three-dimensional (3D) 1080p high-definition (HD) ensemble that delivers an amazingly crisp and clear picture. The 3D camera head and laparoscope come in a standard 10-mm configuration and there is a 5-mm 2D camera head and laparoscope that can also be used with the system for situations in which a 5-mm camera is better suited. The system can toggle back and forth between 2D and 3D and the required 3D glasses are lightweight and as comfortable as a standard eye shield."


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3349929/]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=112 Sun, 29 Mar 2015 17:28:34 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=112
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  02_lenzu_02.jpg (Size: 6,61 KB / Downloads: 0) ]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=111 Sun, 29 Mar 2015 17:16:09 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=111 Some info from their website:

"InnerOptic has developed patent-pending 5.5mm and 10mm dual optical channel laparoscopes with standard eye cups 
that are compatible with conventional high-definition camera heads. 
We have also developed image processing software that automatically calibrates, aligns, enhances and processes the image 
so that it can be presented on a stereoscopic display to achieve a 3D effect."

"The advantage of this design is the scope is compatible with existing cameras.  Surgeons can easily upgrade to stereo by 
only having to purchase the stereo scope and a corresponding stereo monitor."


http://www.inneroptic.com/documents/Inne..._scope.pdf ]]> Some info from their website:

"InnerOptic has developed patent-pending 5.5mm and 10mm dual optical channel laparoscopes with standard eye cups 
that are compatible with conventional high-definition camera heads. 
We have also developed image processing software that automatically calibrates, aligns, enhances and processes the image 
so that it can be presented on a stereoscopic display to achieve a 3D effect."

"The advantage of this design is the scope is compatible with existing cameras.  Surgeons can easily upgrade to stereo by 
only having to purchase the stereo scope and a corresponding stereo monitor."


http://www.inneroptic.com/documents/Inne..._scope.pdf ]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=105 Sun, 15 Mar 2015 10:10:02 +0100 DOVIDEQ medical - Service]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=105 Tracking of medical instruments and knowing what instruments have been used on what patient is a wanted feature.
But implementing this technology inside hospitals is not going very fast, it's a complex operation.
Tracking medical instruments can be done in several way's. Most of you know that Aesculap/BBraun is putting DPM datamatrix codes on their instruments by default.
Now Storz is also doing the same thing for a while and most likely more manufacturers are following because this technology is easy to implement for them.
They are already putting their name on their instruments so it's a small step to include a DPM datamatrix code.
Easier then putting RFID on their instruments. I think that RFID has the future in tracking but this technology needs some more time to evolve so it can be used on small medical instruments as well. The thing is, if you are choosing a technology, you want to use that particular technology as a over all solution, and that's where the problem lies.

I believe in tracking medical instruments as well and that doing this it can help organizations give insights and perhaps some cost reduction as well.
But where do you start? Starting a big project with RFID or do you start small and start with Datamatrix?
This depends on your hospital roadmap perhaps, If you have the budget and are willing to pioneer, then go for RFID.
If you don't have the budget and but want learn how to implement and think about processes, then Datamatrix would be it.
In the end both technologies are doing the same, identifying the instrument. It's the implementation and workflow where the difficulty starts.
Datamatrix will let you start on a smaller scale. Perhaps the 2 technologies can be used next to each other as well?]]> Tracking of medical instruments and knowing what instruments have been used on what patient is a wanted feature.
But implementing this technology inside hospitals is not going very fast, it's a complex operation.
Tracking medical instruments can be done in several way's. Most of you know that Aesculap/BBraun is putting DPM datamatrix codes on their instruments by default.
Now Storz is also doing the same thing for a while and most likely more manufacturers are following because this technology is easy to implement for them.
They are already putting their name on their instruments so it's a small step to include a DPM datamatrix code.
Easier then putting RFID on their instruments. I think that RFID has the future in tracking but this technology needs some more time to evolve so it can be used on small medical instruments as well. The thing is, if you are choosing a technology, you want to use that particular technology as a over all solution, and that's where the problem lies.

I believe in tracking medical instruments as well and that doing this it can help organizations give insights and perhaps some cost reduction as well.
But where do you start? Starting a big project with RFID or do you start small and start with Datamatrix?
This depends on your hospital roadmap perhaps, If you have the budget and are willing to pioneer, then go for RFID.
If you don't have the budget and but want learn how to implement and think about processes, then Datamatrix would be it.
In the end both technologies are doing the same, identifying the instrument. It's the implementation and workflow where the difficulty starts.
Datamatrix will let you start on a smaller scale. Perhaps the 2 technologies can be used next to each other as well?]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=91 Thu, 25 Dec 2014 11:07:02 +0100 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=91 Lieber Leser,

Willkommen auf unserer endoskopischen Forum.
Dieses Forum ist für Menschen, die im medizinischen Umfeld zu arbeiten und insbesondere diejenigen, die mit Endoskope arbeiten soll .
Sein Zweck ist es , das Wissen über Endoskop Einsatz , Marken , Tipps & Tricks , sondern vor allem darüber, wie Endoskope mit dem ScopeControl testen möchten.

Die ScopeControl ist der weltweit Faust vollautomatischen Endoskop Tester oder Endoskop Messgerät, das dazu bestimmt ist, in Krankenhäusern verwendet werden
sondern auch für die Endoskop -Hersteller und Reparaturbetriebe . Besuchen http://www.dovideqmedical.com für weitere Informationen.

Wenn Sie möchten, auf diesem Forum beteiligen sich bitte ein Kundenkonto .
Ihre Einreichung wird geprüft und nach der Genehmigung haben Sie Zugang zu den Diskussionen haben .

Viel Spaß!]]> Lieber Leser,

Willkommen auf unserer endoskopischen Forum.
Dieses Forum ist für Menschen, die im medizinischen Umfeld zu arbeiten und insbesondere diejenigen, die mit Endoskope arbeiten soll .
Sein Zweck ist es , das Wissen über Endoskop Einsatz , Marken , Tipps & Tricks , sondern vor allem darüber, wie Endoskope mit dem ScopeControl testen möchten.

Die ScopeControl ist der weltweit Faust vollautomatischen Endoskop Tester oder Endoskop Messgerät, das dazu bestimmt ist, in Krankenhäusern verwendet werden
sondern auch für die Endoskop -Hersteller und Reparaturbetriebe . Besuchen http://www.dovideqmedical.com für weitere Informationen.

Wenn Sie möchten, auf diesem Forum beteiligen sich bitte ein Kundenkonto .
Ihre Einreichung wird geprüft und nach der Genehmigung haben Sie Zugang zu den Diskussionen haben .

Viel Spaß!]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=86 Fri, 24 Oct 2014 09:35:53 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=86 We believe this is the best and cheapest tool to do this!
The scanner can read codes ranging from 1 - 14mm in size.

Currently we are working to integrate the scanner to the ScopeControl and most likely we will release a software update around the medica which has the doviSCAN functionality in it.

Anybody who want's to pre sample the scanner, let us know. Or else visit us at the Medica!]]> We believe this is the best and cheapest tool to do this!
The scanner can read codes ranging from 1 - 14mm in size.

Currently we are working to integrate the scanner to the ScopeControl and most likely we will release a software update around the medica which has the doviSCAN functionality in it.

Anybody who want's to pre sample the scanner, let us know. Or else visit us at the Medica!]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=72 Fri, 26 Sep 2014 10:08:11 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=72
Welkom op het endoscopen forum.
Dit forum is bedoeld voor mensen die werkzaak zijn in de medische sector en met namen mensen die met endoscopen werken.
Dus hier horen ook endoscoop fabrikanten en reparatie bedrijven bij.
Op dit forum worden tips gegeven over hoe je het beste met endoscopen kan omgaan, verschillen tussen merken endoscopen etc.
Het grootste gedeelte gaat over de ScopeControl en is speciaal bedoeld voor ScopeControl gebruikers.

Voor meer informatie over deze endoscopen tester ga naar www.dovideqmedical.com

Wil je ook een account en meelezen of bijdragen aan dit forum, aarzel dan niet een maak een account aan.
Uiteraard hechten wij veel waarde aan privacy en worden geen gegevens gedeeld met andere gebruikers.

Veel plezier!]]>
Welkom op het endoscopen forum.
Dit forum is bedoeld voor mensen die werkzaak zijn in de medische sector en met namen mensen die met endoscopen werken.
Dus hier horen ook endoscoop fabrikanten en reparatie bedrijven bij.
Op dit forum worden tips gegeven over hoe je het beste met endoscopen kan omgaan, verschillen tussen merken endoscopen etc.
Het grootste gedeelte gaat over de ScopeControl en is speciaal bedoeld voor ScopeControl gebruikers.

Voor meer informatie over deze endoscopen tester ga naar www.dovideqmedical.com

Wil je ook een account en meelezen of bijdragen aan dit forum, aarzel dan niet een maak een account aan.
Uiteraard hechten wij veel waarde aan privacy en worden geen gegevens gedeeld met andere gebruikers.

Veel plezier!]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=71 Fri, 26 Sep 2014 10:00:04 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=71
Welcome to our endoscopic forum. 
This forum is intended for people who work in the medical environment and in particular the ones that work with endoscopes.
It's purpose is to share knowledge about endoscope use, brands, tips & tricks but mostly about how to test endoscopes with the ScopeControl.

The ScopeControl is the worlds fist fully automatic endoscope tester or endoscope measurement device that is designed to be used in hospitals 
but also for endoscope manufacturers and repair companies. Visit www.dovideqmedical.com for more information.

If you would like to participate on this forum feel free create an account. 
Your submission will be checked and after approval you will have access to the discussions.

Enjoy!]]>
Welcome to our endoscopic forum. 
This forum is intended for people who work in the medical environment and in particular the ones that work with endoscopes.
It's purpose is to share knowledge about endoscope use, brands, tips & tricks but mostly about how to test endoscopes with the ScopeControl.

The ScopeControl is the worlds fist fully automatic endoscope tester or endoscope measurement device that is designed to be used in hospitals 
but also for endoscope manufacturers and repair companies. Visit www.dovideqmedical.com for more information.

If you would like to participate on this forum feel free create an account. 
Your submission will be checked and after approval you will have access to the discussions.

Enjoy!]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=39 Fri, 25 Jul 2014 13:30:30 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=39 Depending on the diameter of the endoscope, burning the fibers can be done quite easy. Mostly we see that the laparoscopes don't have a big issue with burned fibers. The thinner ones like arthroscopes are burned much faster. Therefore different settings and parameters should be considered when using and testing endoscopes! The thinner the endoscope, the faster fibers are getting burned.

Burned fibers have a direct relation to burned light guides.

See topic: http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/show...php?tid=24]]> Depending on the diameter of the endoscope, burning the fibers can be done quite easy. Mostly we see that the laparoscopes don't have a big issue with burned fibers. The thinner ones like arthroscopes are burned much faster. Therefore different settings and parameters should be considered when using and testing endoscopes! The thinner the endoscope, the faster fibers are getting burned.

Burned fibers have a direct relation to burned light guides.

See topic: http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/show...php?tid=24]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=34 Sun, 20 Jul 2014 09:23:05 +0200 tester]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=34 http://www.endo-projects.be/nl/producten/lichtkabels]]> http://www.endo-projects.be/nl/producten/lichtkabels]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=32 Fri, 18 Jul 2014 09:57:21 +0200 admin]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=32 http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=24 Sat, 05 Jul 2014 07:50:18 +0200 DKL]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=24 Mostly I see people starting at 70% or 80% just because they have a experience with bad guides.]]> Mostly I see people starting at 70% or 80% just because they have a experience with bad guides.]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=23 Sat, 05 Jul 2014 07:41:27 +0200 DKL]]> http://www.endoscopemeasurement.com/showthread.php?tid=23 We experiencing a lot of broken lenses. It's hard to detect this, regardless of the discussion if you can or can not use it anymore. Often you stil get a clear image with a broken lens.]]> We experiencing a lot of broken lenses. It's hard to detect this, regardless of the discussion if you can or can not use it anymore. Often you stil get a clear image with a broken lens.]]>