Which destructive consequence affects endoscope image quality during insertion?

💡 Explanation

Reduced fringe visibility is a known issue using white light interferometry within endoscopes because varying tissue depths cause interference pathlength errors. This affects image quality because coherence between beams decreases, therefore fringes become blurred, rather than providing sharp details under ideal conditions.

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