The Types segment classifies Endoscopy Electrodes by electrical configuration and reuse profile, principally into monopolar, bipolar, and multipolar electrodes, each further divided into reusable and disposable sub‑categories. Monopolar electrodes dominate the market, representing roughly 55 % of unit sales, because they offer simple circuitry and lower upfront cost, making them suitable for routine diagnostic procedures. Bipolar electrodes, accounting for about 30 % of revenue, provide localized current flow that reduces collateral tissue damage, a requirement for therapeutic applications such as coagulation and tissue ablation. Multipolar designs, comprising the remaining 15 %, enable simultaneous multi‑point stimulation and are increasingly adopted in advanced surgical platforms where precise tissue mapping is essential. Reusable variants contribute a larger share of total value due to higher price points and longer service life, whereas disposable electrodes capture growth in infection‑control‑driven markets, especially in outpatient settings. This market taxonomy influences supply chain dynamics, as manufacturers must balance material costs, sterilization validation, and regulatory compliance across the type spectrum.