THORACOSCOPY / FLUORESCENCE

ICG Fluorescence Thoracoscope

Slim 5.4 mm rigid thoracoscopes designed for white-light and NIR fluorescence imaging in ICG-enabled thoracic endoscopy systems.

Parfocal optical design helps maintain a common focus plane across visible and NIR imaging modes.

5.4 MM · SLIM RIGID PROFILE · VISIBLE + NIR · PARFOCAL OPTICS · ICG FLUORESCENCE

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Product context

Slim fluorescence optics for thoracoscopic systems.

The ICG fluorescence thoracoscope combines a slim 5.4 mm rigid architecture with visible-light and NIR fluorescence optical requirements.

Visible and NIR optical paths are designed around a common focus plane to minimize focus shift when switching between imaging modes.

Final ICG fluorescence performance is evaluated as part of the complete imaging chain.

Models / Specifications

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Model configurations

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ICG Fluorescence Thoracoscope — Models / Specifications
ModelConfigurationDiameterWorking lengthDirection of viewMode
B10500Standard5.4 mm310 mm0°Fluorescence
B10530Standard5.4 mm310 mm30°Fluorescence
B10500LExtended5.4 mm350 mm0°Fluorescence
B10530LExtended5.4 mm350 mm30°Fluorescence

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Optical characteristics

Optical performance for the imaging chain.

Image quality is influenced by the rigid scope, camera, light source and imaging platform as a complete imaging chain.

Designed for use within ICG-enabled fluorescence endoscopy systems.

ICG (Indocyanine Green) fluorescence imaging is used in minimally invasive surgery to visualize fluorescence information alongside conventional white-light anatomy.

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Slim 5.4 mm architecture

A slim rigid profile for thoracoscopic system requirements.

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Visible / NIR transmission

Optical transmission is designed for visible-light and NIR fluorescence imaging requirements.

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Parfocal imaging

Visible and NIR optical paths are designed around a common focus plane to minimize focus shift between imaging modes.

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Low-distortion optics

Aspheric optical design supports geometric consistency across the field of view.

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System-level evaluation

Final fluorescence performance depends on the complete imaging chain, including the scope, camera, illumination and image-processing platform.

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