Objective AI Report
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Report date: 11.12.2025
Leisegang Colposcope Device with Stand Analysis Report
Device Identification and Description
The device in the examined images is an optical instrument used for medical imaging and diagnosis. Considering its structural features, optical head, stand design, and the structure of its mechanical arms, it has been definitively determined that this device is a Colposcope used for the detailed examination of the cervix, vagina, and vulva in gynecological examinations.
Brand and Model Information
The metal labels and markings on the device shown in the images have been thoroughly examined. The LEISEGANG brand is clearly readable on the metal label at the main pole connection point of the device and on the label on the power unit. The label also displays “Berlin” as the place or center of manufacture.
Although the inscription “Mod.” (Model) is present on the label, the characters following this inscription do not offer full readability due to wear and tear over time in the images. Due to the requirement of 100% accuracy, no estimated model number has been stated; only the brand identification has been definitively reported.
Areas of Use
This device is designed for use in the medical field, particularly in the branch of Gynecology (Women’s Diseases and Obstetrics). Its primary purpose is the examination of cervical tissue changes not visible in a standard examination, with high magnification. Since the device is mounted on a stand, it is used by positioning it next to the patient’s bed in clinic or examination room environments.
General Condition and Status Assessment
The general appearance of the device indicates that it is a used and old model (vintage) product. The aesthetic details and signs of wear on the product indicate that the device has been in service for a long time.
Physical Deformation and Cosmetic Condition
- Paint Condition: There are paint chips and peeling in places on the cream-colored metal body of the device. Paint chipping is observed, particularly at moving joint points and metal corners.
- Metal Components: Dulling and superficial use scratches are present on the chrome-plated vertical stand pole and feet, which have developed over time. While no serious rust is observed, there are signs of metal fatigue.
- Plastic and Rubber Components: The black leather-like covering on the optical head is intact. The black plastic parts on the gripping handles and clamping screws appear solid, but they have lost their shine and are worn due to use.
Mechanical Component Examination
The device has a mechanically adjustable structure. The following mechanical elements have been identified from the images:
- Stand and Feet: A 5-arm, chrome-plated star base system is present. Wheels providing mobility are located at the end of each arm.
- Movable Arm System: There is an articulated arm system that allows the optical head to move up-down and left-right. Black-headed screw-type clamping mechanisms used for fixation and height adjustment are present on the device.
- Guidance Arm: A black manual gripping arm, attached to the optical head, is present, which allows the physician to position the device relative to the patient.
Electronic Components and Power Unit
A power box, integrated into the main body of the device and powered externally by a cable, is present. On this box, the following are visible:
- An On/Off (I/0) switch,
- A rotary (potentiometer) knob, presumed to adjust light intensity,
- And a power input socket.
A black cable emerging from the optical head is connected to this power box. From the images, it cannot be determined whether the electronic system is operational.
Optics and Display Analysis
The device does not have a digital display; it features a completely analog optical system. A binocular (two-eyed) viewing head is present. No physical breakage is observed in the frames of the ocular lenses, but the clarity or coating condition of the lens glass cannot be verified from the images.
Quantity Information
In the images, there is 1 unit of Leisegang colposcope device, complete with its stand, power unit, and optical head.
Accessories and Cabling
The original box or spare parts for the product are not present in the images. The black interconnecting cable between the optical head and the power unit is present, but the main power plug/cable (the cable from the power unit to the outlet) is not attached to the device in the images.
Label Information
The following data has been observed on the labels located on the device:
- Main Brand Label: A metal label bearing the “LEISEGANG Berlin Germany” logo is located on the vertical main shaft.
- Power Unit Label: Another label containing technical specifications is present on the power box, but the voltage and ampere values on it cannot be fully read due to image clarity.
- Blue Service Label: An additional blue-on-white label is present on the side of the power unit, possibly resembling a biomedical service or inventory tracking label (starting with “St. Johann…”).
Potential Fault Risks and Deficiencies
Considering the age and external condition of the device, dust accumulation or fungal growth on the lenses in the optical system, the illumination bulb having reached the end of its lifespan, or the need for lubrication in movable mechanical components are potential risks. Since no serious body breakage or structural collapse is observed, its physical condition is restorable.
