Major breakthrough in remote consultation.


Just another picture of a sore tonsil with holes in it causing tonsil stones? NO!! This was fascinating as it was taken by me via Zoom, on a linked disposable digital endoscope that the patient used to examine herself via Zoom. 200 miles away. Groundbreaking stuff?

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