A laparoscopic camera is a specialized medical instrument used during laparoscopic surgeries. It is a tiny, high-definition camera that is attached to the end of a long, slender instrument and inserted into the body through a small incision. The camera is used to provide a clear and magnified view of the internal organs and tissues, allowing the surgeon to perform procedures with greater precision and accuracy. The camera is connected to a monitor, which displays the image of the surgical field in real-time. This allows the surgeon to easily and efficiently guide their instruments, ensuring safe and effective surgical outcomes. The laparoscopic camera is an essential tool in modern minimally invasive surgeries, providing a clear and detailed view of the surgical field while minimizing the invasiveness and scarring associated with traditional open surgeries.