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Colposcope methods are used in all oncology centers of the world, especially in regions such as the U.S., U.K. and Italy. Colposcope is a general medical imaging method to visually examine both the vagina and cervix with a hand lens equipped with a high magnification lens, called a colposcope while exploring the cervix and the ovaries with a less powerful lens, called a cauterizing lens.

There are generally two kinds of cataract surgery namely phacoemulsification and trabeculectomy. Phacoemulsifying cataract surgery involves a small incision inside the outer covering of the lens.

A gastroscopy is an advanced form of endoscopic surgery done for the diagnosis of disorders pertaining to the stomach, esophagus, and small intestine. It's also known as upper digestive endoscopies. Endoscopes are instruments with a curved lens that has the ability to view through the small openings of the upper portion of the human stomach.

Tonometers, also known as hand-pieces, are mechanical devices that measure eye pressure and the flow of fluid through the cornea, lens and retina. They play an important role in various fields of medicine such as ophthalmology, optometry, clinical measurements, and medical lasers.

Surgical equipment and devices have evolved over the years with advancements in medical electronics. Surgeons can now perform some of the most meticulous surgeries with high precision that are also less invasive. An operating microscope or also referred to as a surgical microscope is an optical microscope designed to be used in surgical settings to perform microsurgery.

The anti-reflective coating is designed to reduce or minimize the scattering of incident light by maximizing the reflective properties of the coating material. This will result in improved visibility and reduced visual reflections from the product or item being viewed under normal ambient lighting conditions.