Scientists have developed what is being described as the world’s smallest medical camera, small enough to rest on the tip of a finger while still capturing images from inside the human body. Designed to move through extremely narrow spaces like blood vessels or airways, the device allows doctors to see areas that were previously difficult or risky to access. The technology was developed and presented by researchers at The Ottawa Hospital, highlighting a major leap in minimally invasive medical imaging. Despite its microscopic size, the camera can transmit clear, usable visual data for diagnosis and monitoring.
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