KARL STORZ 7230 FA is a 45° HOPKINS telescope, autoclavable, used in ENT/arthroscopy for forward-oblique viewing. It's compatible with the CLEARVISION® II lens irrigation system via the 28164 CBF irrigation sheath.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA is a rigid HOPKINS® II forward-oblique telescope designed for compatible endoscopic applications in ENT and other procedures requiring an angled viewing direction. Its 45° viewing direction provides an oblique perspective of the examination or operative field, allowing visualization of anatomical structures that may not be directly visible with a straight 0° telescope.
With a 4 mm diameter and 18 cm working length, the 7230 FA is designed for integration into compatible KARL STORZ endoscopic systems and instrumentation. Its rigid construction provides stable optical positioning during procedures, while the HOPKINS® II optical system is designed for clear and enlarged visualization.
The 45° forward-oblique viewing direction allows the operator to look at the anatomical field from an angled perspective rather than along the longitudinal axis of the telescope. This configuration can be useful when the desired area is positioned behind or around anatomical structures that limit direct visualization.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA is intended for compatible endoscopic applications, particularly within ENT and sinonasal procedures. KARL STORZ documentation lists the 7230 FA within its range of HOPKINS® telescopes for diagnosis, surgery and treatment of the nose and nasal sinuses.
For the 7230 FA, KARL STORZ documentation identifies the 7230 FS irrigation sheath as the corresponding sheath for the 45° telescope. The sheath has an outer diameter of 4.8 × 6.0 mm and a working length of 14 cm.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA combines a 45° forward-oblique viewing direction, HOPKINS® II optics, a 4 mm diameter and an 18 cm length. Its integrated fiber-optic light transmission and autoclavable construction make it suitable for compatible professional endoscopic configurations.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA is a rigid HOPKINS® II forward-oblique telescope designed for compatible endoscopic applications in ENT and other procedures requiring an angled viewing direction. Its 45° viewing direction provides an oblique perspective of the examination or operative field, allowing visualization of anatomical structures that may not be directly visible with a straight 0° telescope.
With a 4 mm diameter and 18 cm working length, the 7230 FA is designed for integration into compatible KARL STORZ endoscopic systems and instrumentation. Its rigid construction provides stable optical positioning during procedures, while the HOPKINS® II optical system is designed for clear and enlarged visualization.
The 45° forward-oblique viewing direction allows the operator to look at the anatomical field from an angled perspective rather than along the longitudinal axis of the telescope. This configuration can be useful when the desired area is positioned behind or around anatomical structures that limit direct visualization.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA is intended for compatible endoscopic applications, particularly within ENT and sinonasal procedures. KARL STORZ documentation lists the 7230 FA within its range of HOPKINS® telescopes for diagnosis, surgery and treatment of the nose and nasal sinuses.
For the 7230 FA, KARL STORZ documentation identifies the 7230 FS irrigation sheath as the corresponding sheath for the 45° telescope. The sheath has an outer diameter of 4.8 × 6.0 mm and a working length of 14 cm.
The KARL STORZ 7230 FA combines a 45° forward-oblique viewing direction, HOPKINS® II optics, a 4 mm diameter and an 18 cm length. Its integrated fiber-optic light transmission and autoclavable construction make it suitable for compatible professional endoscopic configurations.