endoscope

Converse of object

• pass: It is possible to pass the endoscope right down to where the trachea splits into large bronchi at the bifurcation.
• call: Fine tubes called endoscopes are pushed through the back of the nose, involving a small incision.
• use: Developed the modern endoscope used by surgeons to see inside the body.
• zoom: METHOD: A zoom video endoscope, which can magnify the image up to 100-fold, was used in this study.
• insert: Once you are very relaxed, the doctor will gently insert the flexible endoscope.
• remove: After the test, the doctor will remove the endoscope.

Adjective modifier

• fibre-optic: This policy contains recommendations concerning decontamination of various fibre-optic endoscopes.
• flexible: Once you are very relaxed, the doctor will gently insert the flexible endoscope.
• modern: Developed the modern endoscope used by surgeons to see inside the body.
• conventional: The site of bleeding is beyond the reach of a conventional endoscope.
• video: METHOD: A zoom video endoscope, which can magnify the image up to 100-fold, was used in this study.
• fibreoptic: This technique uses a fibreoptic endoscope to position the tube with only a minor incision on the tummy.

Modifies a noun

• model: The second VRML world shows a global view of the vessel with the endoscope model at its current position.
• examination: Radiography will not tell us what the ovaries are doing and complements blood tests, ultrasound and endoscope examinations.
• tube: Once the sedative or throat spray has worked, the doctor will pass the endoscope tube down your throat to the area being investigated.
• position: Consequently, the viewpoint position of the local VRML world will change to show the endoscopic view from the current endoscope position.

Noun used with modifier

• video: The newer video endoscopes have a tiny, optically sensitive computer chip at the end.