Adaptable. Flexible.
Medical endoscopy doesn’t ask standard questions. Requirements in an ENT practice differ from those in a hospital. The examination area, existing technical equipment and the desired workstation can also vary. That’s why an endoscopy solution should not only work technically, but also integrate sensibly into the existing medical environment.
This is exactly where orlvision comes in. Instead of specifying a single standard configuration, various components can be assembled into an individual solution. Endoscopes, monitors, mounts, equipment trolleys and other components can be combined to meet the respective requirements. The orlvision configurator supports the individual selection of products, options and accessories. Go to the orlvision configurator
Medical endoscopy doesn’t start with a single device
An endoscope is a key component of an endoscopy system. However, for a functional workstation, the other components must also work together. These include, for example, image display, technical connectivity and documentation options.
orlvision offers different endoscope types for different applications. The portfolio includes video rhino-laryngoscopes, the OX2 video otoscope and the FS2 flexible nasopharyngoscope. The range is complemented by preconfigured complete solutions for FEES and stroboscopy. Go to orlvision products
This allows the technical equipment to be adapted to the respective examination area, instead of having to adapt the medical environment to a predefined system structure.
Flexible video endoscopy for ENT
In ENT diagnostics, flexible video rhino-laryngoscopes play a central role in digital imaging. orlvision offers various versions for this purpose.
The RSX-USB has a diameter of 3.9 mm, integrated LED illumination and a USB interface. The direct USB connection enables connection to medical tablet or PC systems. RSX-USB Video Rhino-Laryngoscope
For higher image resolution, the RSX-HD is available. The model has a probe diameter of 3.9 mm and a resolution of 800 × 800 pixels. Here too, the connection is via USB. Video Rhino Laryngoscope RSX-HD
The rhino-laryngoscopes’ instructions for use describe, among other things, how the examination region is displayed via a PC or monitor for the video models, as well as different technical variants for image transmission and power supply.
orlvision also offers a suitable variant for applications where a smaller diameter is relevant. The RSX-P has a diameter of 2.9 mm. Video Rhino-Laryngoscope RSX-P
Video otoscopy with direct image display
Flexibility doesn’t only apply to classic ENT endoscopy. Digital image display can also be part of an individual solution when examining the ear.
The OX2 video otoscope features a disposable ear speculum with a 4.0 mm diameter, a focus range of 3 to 50 mm and a USB 2.0 interface. This allows the examination to be displayed on a connected monitor. The dedicated software enables images and videos to be displayed and saved. Video Otoscope OX2
The associated instructions for use describe the OX2 as a medical device for examinations of the external auditory canal. The image data is provided as a digital signal via the USB interface and can be displayed and saved with the intended image display software.
Complete solutions for different requirements
An individual configuration doesn’t necessarily mean every solution has to be assembled from scratch. orlvision also offers preconfigured complete solutions for specific areas of use.
These include, among others, FEES Basic, FEES Basic Max, FEES Standard Max HD, FEES Klinik Max HD and a stroboscopy solution. The complete solutions combine various components into equipment tailored to the respective application area.
For example, the FEES Basic configuration consists of a system trolley, a medical 10.1-inch rugged tablet, a VESA mount and an RSX-USB video rhino-laryngoscope with a 3.9 mm diameter. In addition, software solutions for display and documentation are provided.
The principle behind it is simple: not every medical facility needs the same technical equipment. What matters is that the individual components are sensibly coordinated for the intended use.
Technical integration instead of a standalone solution
A flexible endoscopy solution must also fit technically into the workstation. Interfaces therefore play an important role.
In various orlvision systems, image transmission takes place directly via USB. This allows the corresponding endoscopes to be connected to medical PC or tablet systems. The orlvision ENT solutions are designed for digital video endoscopy and can be connected directly to medical PC and tablet systems. ENT medical technology from orlvision
The modular approach goes beyond the endoscope. The configurator includes, among other things, endoscopes, monitors, mounts and equipment trolleys. This means not only the examination instrument, but also the equipment of the entire workstation can be taken into account.
For practices and hospitals
Requirements for medical endoscopy can vary depending on the environment of use. A solution for a single examination room may require different components than a mobile system for different locations.
orlvision therefore provides both individual endoscopes and complete solutions. The portfolio includes video rhino-laryngoscopes, fiber endoscopes, video otoscopes and various complete configurations. Endoscopes and complete solutions from orlvision
The FS2 flexible nasopharyngoscope, for example, is a fiber-optic rhino-laryngoscope. According to the instructions for use, like the video rhino-laryngoscopes it is used for endoscopic examination in human ENT medicine. With the FS2, the image is transmitted via an image guide to the optical unit and then to the eyepiece.
This provides different technical approaches without necessarily resulting in a completely uniform workstation.
The solution adapts
With medical endoscopy systems, flexibility means more than a wide product selection. What matters is the ability to assemble components to suit the respective application, the existing technical environment and the desired workstation.
That is exactly why orlvision combines various endoscopes with image display, software, mounts, devices and other components. Preconfigured complete solutions can cover a defined area of application, while the configurator offers additional options for individual configuration.
This creates an endoscopy system from individual components that can be tailored to the specific medical use case.
The environment doesn’t have to adapt. The devices do.
