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The medical‐grade video monitors previously recommended and considered to be necessary for effective video endoscopy are no longer needed and have been replaced by flat screen monitors (Figures 2.1–2.3). The added expense of a medical‐grade monitor is no longer required. The decreased cost for monitors with flat screen technology also allows the use of more than one monitor in the operating room. Currently recommended operating room setup uses two monitors, one on the tower, and one either mounted on a wall in an appropriate location for the operating room or on another movable cart. Wireless transmission systems are readily available to connect the remote monitor to the tower system eliminating the need for wired connections. This arrangement eliminates the problem of monitor placement for complex procedures where more than one monitor position is needed. Wireless transmission is also used to send video to monitors or computers outside the operating room.