Technological advances in minimally invasive surgery have improved precision, safety, and visualization drastically. Among such developments is the Laparoscopic Endo Camera Deluxe Model 4K (8 MP), a cutting-edge laparoscopy camera manufactured by Vigyan Yog. With specifications significantly better than many models currently in the market, the product is changing standards for endoscopic imaging.
What is a Laparoscopic Endo Camera?
A laparoscopic endo camera, also referred to as a laparoscopy camera, is an important piece of medical equipment employed in laparoscopic surgery. It is a slender, tubular device with an integrated high-definition camera and light source. The camera is mounted at the end of a rigid laparoscope or flexible endoscope so surgeons can see inside organs without having to open the body.
This model, Deluxe 4K (8 MP) of laparoscopy camera stands out with its improved image capturing ability, providing an as high as 50 MP resolution—a notable improvement from 0.5 to 1 MP that can be found with most regular models priced at a similar Rs. 3 lakhs.
Main Features of the Deluxe Model
The Deluxe Model is built for functionality and versatility. It has:
4K Video Output (8 MP): Sharply focused imaging allows surgeons to conduct safe and precise surgery.
Image Capture at 8 MP Resolution: Pictures are clear, high-resolution, and accurate.
USB and HDMI Output Ports: Allows real-time video streaming to any standard monitor or recorder.
Advanced Zoom Adapter: 15 mm to 35 mm, providing field of view adjustable to the surgery.
Compatibility: Adjustable to fit telescopes from 1 mm to 10 mm and compatible with Olympus flexible endoscopes with an adapter.
Remote Control & On-Screen Display (OSD): Improves user experience and works remotely with no contact.
Recording Features: In Laparoscopy camera Video and photographs can be recorded onto a TF card, which has sufficient space and convenient transfer.
Material and Durability: Manufactured using high-quality aluminum, the laparoscopy camera is reusable, durable, and waterproof.
Product name: Laparoscopic endo-camera Deluxe Model 4K (8MP)
Trade names: USB Endo-cam 34
Product Specifications: It is a laparoscopic endo-camera with an endoscopic coupler in the front and processing unit at the back with USB and HDMI output with 4K (8 MP) video resolution and a zoom adapter with 15 to 35 mm lenses. It is the most advanced Laparoscopic camera in the world made by us. It has a massive 50 Megapixel image resolution compared to 0.5 to 1 MP for other Rs. 3 Lakh cameras in the market. This Laparoscopic camera has HDMI and USB output. Laparoscopic camera works on 8 MP video in HDMI mode and records video on 8 MP on a TF card. The camera records images on a TF card on a massive 8 MP resolution. The camera has an on-screen display and a remote control. It comes with an equally advanced zoom coupler that can accept any telescope from 1 mm to 10 mm. With a special adapter, the camera can attach to any flexible Olympus endoscope. Width and height are 7cm, thickness 1 cm. The camera can have a non zoom adapter option also.
Intended application: It is used as a laparoscopic endo-camera which attaches to the back end of rigid laparoscopes for a procedure of diagnostic and advanced therapeutic laparoscopies
Laparoscopy camera has widespread application in therapeutic laparoscopy as well as diagnostic laparoscopy. It aids in the visualization of internal organs via a tiny cut, thereby reducing the invasive nature of the surgery and recovery period. Some of the important applications are:
- Diagnosis of Abdominal or Pelvic Pain: Laparoscopy camera allows physicians to inspect inner organs such as the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, liver, and intestines with caution.
- Detection of Tumors and Cancers: High definition images help detect even the minute or incipient growths.
- Surgical Procedures: Used in many surgeries like removal of gallbladder (cholecystectomy) and appendix (appendectomy).
- Therapeutic Laparoscopy: Allows accurate handling in complicated surgeries.
Crystal-clear and high-definition images provided by this endo camera enhance real-time decision-making ability of a surgeon, thus improving surgical outcomes.
Utilization
- Sterilization: The instrument must be sterilized by applying ethylene oxide (ETO) gas prior to any procedure for hygiene and patient safety.
- Patient Positioning: Lithotomy position is provided to the patient, which allows easy access to the abdominal or pelvic region.
- Device Connection: The camera is attached to a display screen with the help of a USB cable. A special software interface is employed for video capture and image taking.
- Adapter Setup: The non-zoom or zoom adapter is attached to the telescope by screwing it. The focus ring is turned to get a clear and sharp image.
- Recording and Monitoring: The high-definition pictures are viewed on the screen in real time while the surgeon manipulates the laparoscope within the body, and images/videos are recorded.
- Post-Procedure: The camera is taken out and sterilized after the procedure to be reused.
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Method of using the camera: The device is sterilized by Ethylene Oxide gas sterilization. The patient in lithotomy position with parts prepared and draped. The device is connected via a USB cable to the display devises and images and videos start streaming on them. The adapter of camera is coupled to the back end of a telescope and locked. The focus ring is used to adjust focus. Images and video recorded on a software installed on display devises. The device gently taken out and cleaned and sent back for sterilization.
Packing & storage Condition: The product is stored in a dust free cabinet at 25-40 % centigrade temperature. It is packed with multiple layers of bubble wraps and placed in a metal container of appropriate size and sent by courier
Maintenance and Storage
Proper care extends its life and sustains its performance for the laparoscopic endo camera. The following are the maintenance procedures that are recommended:
Storage Temperature: Must be stored in a dust-free cabinet in temperatures ranging from 25°C to 40°C.
Cleaning: Sterilization after each use is essential.
Physical Protection: Although the laparoscopy camera is aluminum-made and waterproof, handling must be gentle.
Dimensions: The camera is as compact as 7 cm in length, 1 cm thickness, and therefore it is so portable.
Cost and Availability of Laparoscopic Endo Camera
In spite of having state-of-the-art technology, the Deluxe Model is quite affordable:
With Zoom Adapter: Approximately Rs. 60,000
Without Zoom Adapter: Approximately Rs. 50,000
This has made it a price-sensitive option to other models within the lakh-range having comparatively lower specification and resolution.
Why to buy it
Vigyan Yog’s Laparoscopic Endo Camera Deluxe Model 4K (8 MP) is an immense advancement in endoscopic imaging. With its compatibility, affordability, and accuracy, the laparoscopy camera has the capability to revolutionize surgical practices in small clinics and large hospitals.
Its sharp, high-definition imagery, ease of operation, and flexibility make it the preferred choice for any surgical team looking for efficiency and precision. For diagnostics or for complicated procedures, this camera will be the cornerstone of laparoscopy in the years to come.
Material: Aluminium
Cost: Rs.50,000 for non zoom adapter and Rs.60,000 for zoom adapter
Performance Advantages of the Deluxe 4K Imaging System
What really becomes noticeable after repeated procedures is how naturally this imaging unit settles into surgical rhythm. The Video Laparoscope setup does not feel like an added attachment that needs constant checking. Instead, it behaves like a quiet extension of the scope itself. The sensor captures detail sharply, not just in still frames but while instruments are moving, fluids shifting, light reflecting. That clarity matters when decisions rely on subtle visual cues rather than obvious structures. The aluminum body keeps the device light in hand yet solid enough to maintain alignment with the telescope. Surgeons who have used conventional systems in the same price range often point out the difference almost immediately. Resolution output, signal stability, and color consistency hold steady without flicker or delay. Developed by Vigyan Yog, the unit focuses less on flashy claims and more on consistent performance where it counts, inside the operative field.
Built for Real Surgical Workflow
Operating rooms rarely run in perfect conditions, and that is where this Endo Camera proves its practicality. Connection is straightforward through HDMI or USB, so switching between monitors or recording setups does not interrupt the procedure. The zoom adapter range from 15 mm to 35 mm allows quick framing adjustments without repositioning the scope, which saves time during delicate steps. Compatibility with telescopes from 1 mm to 10 mm means it adapts easily across departments, whether used for routine diagnostic viewing or more complex therapeutic interventions. The system is also compatible with a rigid ureteroscope, allowing clinicians to extend visualization capabilities across multiple endoscopic procedures without changing imaging setups. Even attachment to flexible Olympus scopes becomes possible with the dedicated adapter, making the system versatile instead of single purpose. Recording directly to a TF card keeps documentation simple, especially in setups where external capture systems are limited. Over time this kind of reliability reduces workflow friction. Staff spend less effort managing equipment and more attention on the patient and the procedure itself, which is exactly how surgical technology should function.
Key Practical Advantages
- Produces stable 4K video output with clear real time visualization
- Captures high resolution images suitable for documentation and review
- Supports USB and HDMI streaming for flexible display options
- Adjustable zoom coupler helps refine field of view instantly
- Works with a wide range of telescope diameters without modification
- Remote control and on screen display simplify intraoperative adjustments
- Waterproof aluminum construction supports repeated sterilization cycles
- Compact 7 cm body design makes handling and storage easier
- TF card recording allows quick transfer and archiving of surgical data
How the Endo Camera Fits Into Everyday Laparoscopy
Many laparoscopic systems promise high resolution but demand complicated setups in return. Multiple cables, separate light sources, camera heads, and control units can turn a simple procedure into a technical exercise. This Endo Camera strips that complexity down to what is actually needed. Image capture and illumination are housed together in a compact unit that connects directly to common display devices.
The result is a smoother workflow. Setup time is shorter. The operating area feels less crowded. In smaller operating theatres or day care centers, this difference is immediately noticeable. The camera works with standard rigid laparoscopes, making it easy to integrate without replacing existing instruments. That practicality is a big part of why it is used across varied surgical environments.
As part of a Video Laparoscope configuration, the camera delivers a clear field that supports confident dissection and inspection. Tissue planes remain visible. Subtle color changes are easier to interpret. During longer procedures, the stable image reduces visual fatigue. Over time, the equipment fades into the background, which is usually the best compliment surgical tools can receive.
What Stands Out in Regular Clinical Use
After repeated use across different procedures and case types, certain qualities become more apparent. These are not features noticed in a demo, but details that matter once the camera becomes part of daily practice.
- Integrated light source that removes the need for separate illumination units
- Real time video output through USB or HDMI for easy display and recording
- Lightweight construction that maintains balance with rigid laparoscopes
- Smooth compatibility when used as a Video Laparoscope system
- Clear imaging that supports both diagnostic and operative laparoscopy
- Cost effective design aligned with Vigyan Yog’s focus on accessible technology
This Endo Camera does not try to redefine laparoscopy. It refines how it feels to perform it. By keeping the image stable and the setup simple, it supports surgeons in focusing on the procedure rather than the equipment.
Clear Vision That Keeps Pace With Real Surgery
A laparoscopic procedure rarely slows down for equipment. The image either keeps up or it becomes a distraction. This Laparoscopic Endo Camera is built with that reality in mind. It delivers a steady, well lit view that does not fluctuate when instruments move or angles change. What you see on the screen closely follows what your hands are doing inside the body, and that alignment matters more than any specification sheet.
Once connected, the camera settles into the procedure quietly. There is no constant adjustment, no dependence on external light sources, no bulky hardware pulling focus away from the surgical field. When combined with a rigid scope, it forms a dependable Video Laparoscope setup that feels intuitive rather than technical. Surgeons often describe the experience as calmer, simply because the image stays predictable throughout the case.
How the Endo Camera Fits Into Everyday Laparoscopy
Many laparoscopic systems promise high resolution but demand complicated setups in return. Multiple cables, separate light sources, camera heads, and control units can turn a simple procedure into a technical exercise. This Endo Camera strips that complexity down to what is actually needed. Image capture and illumination are housed together in a compact unit that connects directly to common display devices.
The result is a smoother workflow. Setup time is shorter. The operating area feels less crowded. In smaller operating theatres or day care centers, this difference is immediately noticeable. The camera works with standard rigid laparoscopes, making it easy to integrate without replacing existing instruments. That practicality is a big part of why it is used across varied surgical environments.
As part of a Video Laparoscope configuration, the camera delivers a clear field that supports confident dissection and inspection. Tissue planes remain visible. Subtle color changes are easier to interpret. During longer procedures, the stable image reduces visual fatigue. Over time, the equipment fades into the background, which is usually the best compliment surgical tools can receive.
What Stands Out in Regular Clinical Use
After repeated use across different procedures and case types, certain qualities become more apparent. These are not features noticed in a demo, but details that matter once the camera becomes part of daily practice.
- Integrated light source that removes the need for separate illumination units
- Real time video output through USB or HDMI for easy display and recording
- Lightweight construction that maintains balance with rigid laparoscopes
- Smooth compatibility when used as a Video Laparoscope system
- Clear imaging that supports both diagnostic and operative laparoscopy
- Cost effective design aligned with Vigyan Yog’s focus on accessible technology
This Endo Camera does not try to redefine laparoscopy. It refines how it feels to perform it. By keeping the image stable and the setup simple, it supports surgeons in focusing on the procedure rather than the equipment.