Core Advantages
I. The veterinary endoscope features high-definition imaging
HD 720P optical sensor + multi-resolution output: Equipped with an HD 720P optical sensor, photo resolution reaches 1280x720, video resolution 1280x720/30Fps, and output image resolution 1920x1080. When examining an animal's gastrointestinal or respiratory tract, it clearly displays subtle mucosal abnormalities (such as ulcers or polyps), providing precise diagnostic evidence.
White Balance: Automatic white balance adjustment adapts to varying ambient light conditions in different cavities, ensuring accurate colour reproduction. Whether in bright or dim areas within the animal's body, it presents natural and accurate visuals (e.g., when examining the deep regions of a dog's nasal cavity, colours remain clearly distinguishable).
II. Flexible operation, suitable for diverse applications
Multiple specifications of veterinary endoscopes available: offering endoscopes of different lengths such as 1050mm, 1500mm, and 3300mm, with flexible bending angles at the tip (e.g., the 1050mm specification can bend Up 210°, down 90°, etc.), making them suitable for examining different body types and cavities in dogs and cats (e.g., short endoscopes for examining a cat's mouth and throat, and long endoscopes for examining a dog's intestines).
LED lighting with intelligent brightness control: The LED light source has a colour rendering index (CRI) of 93% and a brightness of 1000 lumens, which is adjustable. It intelligently adjusts brightness based on the examination area (e.g., bright stomach vs. darker trachea), providing clear illumination while avoiding strong light that could stress the animal (e.g., using a soft light source during cat eye-related cavity examinations to reduce stress).
III. Intelligent management, efficient and convenient
The veterinary endoscope features a built-in 500GB hard drive + medical record management software: the built-in 500GB hard drive supports image and video storage; the accompanying medical record management software can be operated via keyboard and mouse. Veterinarians can categorise and store animal diagnostic data (e.g., by dog/cat breed, disease type), facilitating follow-up consultations, case reviews, (e.g., tracking the progression of chronic disease-related cavity lesions in animals).
Automatic report generation and direct printing: After the examination is completed, a diagnostic report is automatically generated and can be directly printed via a connected printer. In veterinary clinics, this enables quick provision of standardised reports (including images and diagnostic results) to pet owners, enhancing diagnostic efficiency and professionalism.
IV. Expanded compatibility, functional upgrades
The veterinary endoscopy system supports rigid endoscope camera systems (optional): It can be expanded to be compatible with rigid endoscope camera systems. For detailed examinations of animal ear canals, joint cavities, etc., corresponding systems can be selected to expand the scope of diagnosis and treatment (e.g., upgrading to rigid endoscope examination of joint interiors for diagnosing canine joint diseases).
