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With fibre optics used in endoscopy, is the light used visible light or Infrared, Or is it both??
That took me straight to google which ive already searched without success, but thanks
Thanks Mark, but its not something i'm having done, its for a physics seminar i've been given on visible light. What you just said about endoscope's not using fibre optics has completely confused me now as my physics text book states under a endoscopic picture:
"this photo was taken through an endoscope, an instrument used by surgeons for looking inside the body. The endoscope contains a long thin bundle of optical fibers (fibre optics)."
It is visible light and it doesn't use fibre optics!
I have many colonoscopies and am going to have another one soon. The endoscope has to carry a lot of equipment and has to make allowances for this.
My guess is you're going to have a procedure done that will use an endoscope? There is nothing to worry about, I have had one of these things in both ends of me.
If you are worried why not see if the hospital will let you see the endoscope before you have your procedure? Oh and by the way you will normally be given a sedative first.
Good luck.
Mark
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