A kit configured to perform oral cavity inspection comprising at least one of: an observation component, a light source component and a dental disclosing agent applied on dental surfaces wherein interaction between a line of sight of the observation component and a light beam of the light source component at the dental disclosing agent exhibits an angle of illumination a equal to or less than 35 degrees.

In embodiments set forth herein, an intraoral scanner comprises a body, a probe at one end of the body, the probe comprising a scanner head, a wireless communication module disposed within the body, one or more optical sensor, and a touchscreen disposed on the body. The one or more optical sensor is to receive light that enters the scanner head and generate intraoral scan data based on the light, wherein the wireless communication module is to wirelessly send the intraoral scan data to a first computing device. The touchscreen is configured to output a plurality of virtual buttons, detect a touch input associated with a virtual button of the plurality of virtual buttons, and provide a signal associated with the touch input of the virtual button to the first computing device.

The stomach tube is a transparent conduit in the form of a plastic tube which is equipped with an optical fibre with illuminating external surface. Its internal end is placed in the section of the stomach tube for insertion in the patient's stomach. An external end for connection with a light source is provided outside the stomach tube in the section of the stomach tube remaining outside the patient's body. The conduit of the stomach tube in its interior includes a first channel which is a transport channel, and a second channel in which the optical fibre is located. The stomach tube is intended for use in bariatric surgery procedures, and in particular in the sleeve gastrectomy procedure.

A medical imaging device configured to be inserted to a patient's body, comprising an elongated tube, comprising two or more cameras for capturing visual content in the vicinity of the device in different directions of view, a light source for illuminating a field of view of the two or more cameras, a wireless module configured to transmit data captured by the two or more cameras to a remote devices, and a power source for supplying power to the camera, the light source and the wireless module.

The present disclosure provides a novel wireless charging device, and belongs to the technical field of industrial endoscopes. The novel wireless charging device includes a base, an endoscope body, and a shell fixedly mounted at one end of the endoscope body; one side of an upper surface of the base is fixedly connected with a bracket; a top end of the bracket is fixedly connected with a U-shaped clamping seat; the endoscope body is clamped on an inner wall of the U-shaped clamping seat; and the other side of the upper surface of the base is fixedly connected with a charging seat.

A modular cord-less pen-style dental instrument comprising: (a) an elongated body for gripping and holding the instrument, which has a connector portion at the distal end thereof; (b) a wand portion having a proximal end adapted to be releasably connected to the connector portion at the distal end of the elongated body; wherein the dental instrument further comprises a heat flow barrier between the elongated body and the wand portion.

Dental imaging systems are provided for imaging upper-teeth and lower-teeth arches in an oral cavity, the dental imaging system including an outer arch-shaped structure and an inner centralizer structure coupled to each other, and being installable in a predefined position with the upper-teeth and lower-teeth between the outer arch-shaped structure and a camera hub of the inner centralizer structure. The outer arch-shaped structure has outer cameras arranged in such a way that, when the dental imaging system is in predefined position, the outer cameras focus on a front side of both the upper-teeth and lower-teeth. The inner centralizer structure has a support structure and the camera hub, the support structure holding the camera hub and the camera hub including inner cameras arranged in such a way that, when the dental imaging system is in predefined position, the inner cameras focus on a back side of both the upper-teeth and lower-teeth.

Medical borescopes and related methods. In some embodiments, a medical borescope may comprise a handle and a tube extending from the handle. The tube may be partially, or wholly, defined by an at least substantially non-conductive material, such as a suitable plastic, ceramic, or other non-metallic material. The borescope may further comprise a tip assembly positioned at a distal end of the tube, which may comprise an image sensor configured to take images through the distal end of the tube.

A portable endoscopic inspection system comprises an endoscope having a proximal end with a flanged eyepiece for observation and a distal end with a lens assembly for insertion into a region of interest. A light port transports incident light to the region of interest along an lighting pathway, and reflected light is transported along an imaging pathway from the lens assembly to the eyepiece. A wireless imaging unit comprises a light source which detachably couples to the light port for generating the incident light, and an imaging sensor for recording images of the reflected light from the eyepiece. The wireless imaging unit comprises a variable coupling system which mechanically couples the imaging sensor to the flanged eyepiece independent of the shape and/or size of the flange of the eyepiece.

A medical imaging system, said system comprises a device configured to be inserted to a patient's body, comprising an elongated tube, comprising two or more cameras for capturing visual content in the vicinity of the device in different directions of view, a wireless module configured to transmit data captured by the two or more cameras to a remote devices, and a video receiving system configured to wirelessly receive and synchronize images captured by the two or more cameras, process the images into video and display the video on one or more display devices.