Brian Peng is a Product & Application Specialist at Dajing Medical and its surgical display brand, SOINVISION. He has worked with endoscopy camera systems and surgical displays for three years.
He tests sample units of both in full, including image quality, video inputs and outputs, and display functions. He also installs them himself: on booms and carts in hospital operating rooms, on customers' endoscopy systems, at the factory and in the company showroom. Because he works with both the camera system and the monitor, he sees how the whole video chain fits together.
He writes about choosing and setting up surgical and endoscopy displays, covering video interfaces, screen size, front glass, sealing and mounting. His articles are based on this hands-on testing and installation work.
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