Biomedical textiles have become increasingly important in enhancing the performance and functionality of endoscopic devices and instruments.

These textiles are used in various aspects of endoscopic procedures to provide better manoeuvrability, durability, flexibility, and patient safety.

In the context of minimally invasive surgery (MIS), endoscopic devices need to navigate through complex anatomical pathways, and biomedical textiles can significantly improve device performance while reducing tissue trauma.