Possibilities of Modern Stereoendoscopy in Rhinology

The main problem addressed in the article is limited visualization and insufficient accuracy when using traditional endoscopic methods in rhinology, which can lead to incomplete diagnosis and an increased risk of complications. Stereoendoscopy is characterized by the use of a two-camera system, which allows for a three-dimensional image of the surgical field. The results are explained by the use of stereoscopic technology, which improves spatial perception and visualization quality, allowing the surgeon to better navigate the complex anatomy of the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses.