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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 17, 2013
Filed:
May. 19, 2009
Manfred Boebel, Neulingen, DE;
Alexander Frank, Oberderdingen, DE;
Klaus-peter Hipp, Bretten, DE;
Rudolf Heimberger, Oberderdingen, DE;
Felix Bitrolf, Niefern-Öschelbronn, DE;
Friedrich Haehnle, Bretten, DE;
Carl-sebastian Wagner, Bretten, DE;
Stephan Prestel, Rheinstetten-Moersch, DE;
Gerhard Fritz Buess, Windach, DE;
Manfred Boebel, Neulingen, DE;
Alexander Frank, Oberderdingen, DE;
Klaus-Peter Hipp, Bretten, DE;
Rudolf Heimberger, Oberderdingen, DE;
Felix Bitrolf, Niefern-Öschelbronn, DE;
Friedrich Haehnle, Bretten, DE;
Carl-Sebastian Wagner, Bretten, DE;
Stephan Prestel, Rheinstetten-Moersch, DE;
Gerhard Fritz Buess, Windach, DE;
Richard Wolf GmbH, Knittlingen, DE;
Abstract
A stereo-endoscope is provided having a hollow shank with two axially parallel optical channels, which channels run through the hollow shank and respectively form at least a section of an image path to respective oculars of a binocular observation device arranged on the proximal end of the hollow shank. Moreover, the stereo-endoscope includes a camera connection, and one of the optical channels also forms at least one section of an image path to the camera connection.