“…The scope is methodically advanced along a narrow passageway and maneuvered to examine the tissue linings, identify any abnormal growths such as polyps, and determine the underlying cause of issues. While a flexible endoscope can be also be used, a rigid scope offers distinct advantages, such as superior optical resolution, ease in sterilization, ease in maintenance, and lower cost [2] , [3] , [4] . This has led to wider adoption of the rigid scope in diagnostic procedures such as rhinoscopy [5] , cystoscopy [6] , and transvaginal endoscopy [7] .…”