Abstract: A probe device designed to view, illuminate, and operate on the internal surface of an organ, configured to provide stabilization of the device with respect to the patient through a plug portion, manipulation of the probe through a skirt control system, which can be modified for the ergonomic preferences of the user, and permits discrete control over probe segments and segment cells through manipulation of the pleats which form the skirt.

Abstract: A system comprising a network of computers programmed to receive and process visual data transmitted from an endoscopic instrument, display the processed visual data as a live stream and as a set of discrete media objects to be annotated by users of multiple computers accessing the media objects remotely. The endoscopic instrument may feature several buttons arranged for capturing, freezing, and annotating the live stream. The media objects, annotations, and metadata associating the users with the annotations will be embedded by the system into a report using image and text matching algorithms, the report exportably stored and accessed in a patient-physician schedule and database environment.

Abstract: A system comprising a network of computers programmed to receive and process visual data transmitted from an endoscopic instrument, display the processed visual data as a live stream and as a set of discrete media objects to be annotated by users of multiple computers accessing the media objects remotely. The endoscopic instrument may feature several buttons arranged for capturing, freezing, and annotating the live stream. The media objects, annotations, and metadata associating the users with the annotations will be embedded by the system into a report using image and text matching algorithms, the report exportably stored and accessed in a patient-physician schedule and database environment.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes a probe device with a control assembly, a bulb housing, and a probe section. The control assembly features a control mechanism and is generally configured to receive user commands. The probe section is electrically and mechanically connected to the control assembly and features a curvature. It is configured to curve in response to user commands. The bulb housing is configured to enclose a radiation emitting unit. The radiation emitting unit being electrically connected to the control assembly.

Abstract: A system comprising a network of computers programmed to receive and process visual data transmitted from an endoscopic instrument, display the processed visual data as a live stream and as a set of discrete media objects to be annotated by users of multiple computers accessing the media objects remotely. The endoscopic instrument may feature several buttons arranged for capturing, freezing, and annotating the live stream. The media objects, annotations, and metadata associating the users with the annotations will be embedded by the system into a report using image and text matching algorithms, the report exportably stored and accessed in a patient-physician schedule and database environment.

Abstract: The Visual Hierarchy Navigation System described herein comprises a primary graphical object, one or more secondary graphical objects. Sets of secondary graphical objects may depend on some individual secondary graphical objects. Some other individual secondary graphical objects may be executably associated with a set of algorithms.