放大内镜：国产化进阶之路

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evolution and clinical significance of magnifying endoscopy, emphasizing its potential to enhance early cancer detection and the need for its widespread adoption in clinical practice [2][19]. Industry Status: The "Centralized Dilemma" of Magnifying Endoscopy - Magnifying endoscopy was first introduced in the 1990s, allowing direct observation of microvascular and glandular structures without relying on pathological slices [2][3]. - In China, the clinical usage rate of magnifying endoscopy remains low, with some regions reporting usage below 10%, limiting its effectiveness in early cancer screening [2][5]. - The technology is often viewed as an "expert tool," primarily used in specialized settings, which hinders its broader application [5][7]. Technical Breakthrough: Coexistence of "Clarity" and "Ease of Use" - The core of magnifying endoscopy lies in achieving "clarity and stability," with traditional systems requiring continuous manual adjustments that complicate operations [8][11]. - A key innovation is the introduction of a one-button automatic focusing system by KSM, which allows for automatic adjustments of focus based on image clarity, significantly reducing the operational burden on physicians [11][12]. Key Conditions for Popularization: Reduction of Operational and Cost Barriers - The simplification of operations through automatic focusing allows younger doctors to quickly master the necessary skills, shortening the learning curve [13][14]. - KSM's magnifying endoscope utilizes a shared platform architecture, making it compatible with standard endoscopes and significantly lowering procurement costs, thus facilitating its integration into routine clinical practice [15][16]. Industry Significance: From Early Screening Popularization to Domestic Innovation - The widespread adoption of magnifying endoscopy represents not just an equipment upgrade but a transformation of the diagnostic system, enhancing the accuracy of early cancer detection [16][17]. - Domestic brands are playing a crucial role in making this technology more accessible, shifting the paradigm of who can utilize advanced techniques in China [17][20].