A: While dedicated endoscopes are primarily used for general sinonasal viewing, the MU ENT Microscope's long working distance and clear optics make it invaluable for **detailed microsurgical steps** within the nasal cavity or for complex visualization during pituitary surgery through the nose, offering high magnification not achievable with standard endoscopes alone.

A: The **Green Filter** absorbs red light, which significantly enhances the contrast of blood vessels, making them stand out against the background tissue. This is crucial during delicate procedures in the ear or larynx where precise navigation around tiny vascular structures is essential to minimize bleeding and tissue damage.

A: Yes. The MU ENT Microscope is designed with a highly flexible, counterbalanced arm and a robust stand (often floor or wall-mounted). This ensures the optical head can be **effortlessly placed and locked** into the precise angular position required for both aural (side access) and laryngeal (top-down) surgical approaches.

A: By providing high magnification and intense illumination of the vocal cords, the microscope allows for the **micro-visual diagnosis** of subtle pathologies such as nodules, polyps, cysts, and early-stage tumors. The magnification is far superior to standard laryngoscopy, enabling precise lesion assessment prior to treatment.