DOCTORS USE A SWALLOWABLE ‘CAMERA PILL’ TO SEE THE ENTIRE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM FROM INSIDE AND TAKES 2 PHOTOS PER SECOND
Doctors use a small swallowable device called a capsule endoscopy, often nicknamed a “camera pill,” to look inside the digestive system without surgery or large medical tubes. The capsule is about the size of a regular vitamin pill and contains a tiny camera, LED lights, a battery, and a wireless transmitter. After being swallowed, it … Read more