Olympus painless electronic gastroscope adopts the sixth generation visual medical video and camera technology. The image is transmitted to the computer processing center through the electronic camera probe installed at the front end of the gastroscope, and then displayed on the monitor screen, so that the tiny changes of gastric mucosa can be observed. Olympus painless electronic gastroscope can also be sent to biopsy forceps through the instrument channel to obtain the tissue the size of rice grains, and make pathological section examination or other special staining to make histological qualitative analysis of the nature of mucosal lesions. In the process of examination, both doctors and patients can clearly observe the lesions magnified dozens of times at the same time, help patients understand the condition and choose the treatment plan, so that both doctors and patients can clearly, accurately and intuitively understand the condition, avoid misdiagnosis and mistreatment, and provide reliable basis for clinical treatment. The equipment has the following characteristics:

① Because the image of Olympus painless electronic gastroscope is imaged by electric energy (electronic signal) instead of optical fiber, it not only has a large field of view, but also has a soft body, which greatly reduces the pain of patients.

② Olympus painless electronic gastroscope will display the detection image on the monitor screen in real time, and the image is very clear, which can enlarge the effect by dozens of times and greatly improve the detection rate of minor lesions (such as early gastric cancer, small colon polyps, etc.). ).

③ Olympus painless electronic gastroscope can record and save images in various ways, and can store all kinds of image data into the computer, which is convenient for doctors to conduct statistical research and remote consultation according to the test results.

(4) The image is displayed on the TV screen, which can be seen by many people at the same time, which is more conducive to the cooperation between operators who perform gastroscopy and colonoscopy treatment (such as hemostasis, polypectomy, stent implantation, sclerosing agent injection, etc.). ), thus greatly improving the success rate of endoscopic treatment and avoiding the pain of surgery.