Electromagnetic noise preventive means for an endscope with soli

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Static presentation processing – Attribute control

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128 4, 12830315, 358167, A61B 104, A61B 1739

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046188851

ABSTRACT:
In this invention, the spectral structure of the high-frequency current generated by the cauterizing power circuit for high-frequency incision and excision tools is set in the frequency interleave relationship with the comb-shaped spectral structure inherent in the picture signal formed by the solid pickup element, when an affected part of a subject is collected using the high-frequency incision and excision tools together with an endoscope with the solid pickup element. The picture signal, output form the solid pickup element, is supplied to the display unit via a comb line with the characteristics to meet its spectral structure to become the signal without the spectrum component (noise) caused by the high-frequency current from the said cauterizing power circuit.

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