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Unico Colposcope


			Unico Colpo-Master I Colposcope with Articulating Arm Colpo-Master I features smooth, continuous zoom 4-27x magnification with 20x eyepieces and sharp focus for 3-D imaging. Available with Binocular or video-ready Trinocular heads with 298mm working distance. The field of view (FOV) ranges from 58.5mm at 4x to 8.5mm at 27x. All models with your choice of 3 or 5 leg sturdy mobile bases. Designed with your viewing comfort in mind; Each model has dual diopter adjustments to independently adjust the focus of both Left and Right eyepieces to eliminate eyestrain				Unico Colpo-Master II Post Mount Colposcope Colpo-Master II is a compact Center-Post Colposcope with unique, continuous zoom magnification and sharp focusing for crisp 3-D imaging. HEAD: Full continuous zoom magnification range: 4-27x with 20x eyepieces. Binocular or videoready Trinocular heads, with 298mm working distance. The field of view (FOV) ranges from 58.5mm at 4x to 8.5mm at 27x. Dual diopters allow user to independently focus each eyepiece to adjust for the natural vision differential between eyes for viewing comfort
			Unico ColpoMaster III Colposcope Simple and easy to use, featuring brilliant, sharp optics and three magnification settings: 3.75x, 7.5x and 15x. Changing magnification is a simple rotation of the knob, while staying in focus. The state of the art LED illumination provides bright, white light that will not burn out, or burn too hot

Unico Video Colposcopes

Information on Colposcopes
Colposcopy is a simple and painless procedure performed in an OBGYN office. You are positioned on the examination table like a Pap smear, and an acetic acid is placed on the cervix. The cervical cells will fill with water so light cannot pass through them. The physician will use a colposcope to view your cervix. A colposcope is a large, electric microscope. The colposcopeis placed about 30 cm from the vagina. A bright light on the end of the colposcope lets the gynecologist clearly see the cervix. During the colposcopy, the gynecologist focuses on those areas of the cervix where light does not pass through. Abnormal cervical changes are seen as white areas - the whiter the area, the worse the cervical dysplasia. Abnormal vascular (blood vessel) changes are also apparent through the colposcope. Typically, the worse that the vascular changes are, the worse the dysplasia. If your physician can view the entire abnormal area through the colposcope, a tissue sample or biopsy is taken from the whitest abnormal areas and sent to the lab for further evaluation.

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