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Endoscopic devices built to test new coronavirus treatments

Scientists at the University of Bath are in the final stages of checking the quality and sterility of endoscopic devices intended for use in Covid-19 patients, as part of a major project aimed at finding effective treatments for the lung-damage caused by coronavirus. Hear more from Dr Jim Stone, research fellow at Bath’s Department of Physics and a member of the photonics team. Researchers at the University’s Centre for Photonics and Photonic Materials have built 300 optical fibre-based endoscopic devices, and the pallet is now ready to be shipped for sterilisation. Throughout lockdown, the team has taken turns to visit the campus lab to refine their building methods and protocols. They are part way through building devices to fill a second pallet. It is hoped that the devices will be ready for use in clinical studies in August. https://www.bath.ac.uk/announcements/...