A high-end surgical microscope is a type of microscope with advanced optical and digital technologies that provide high-resolution and detailed images during surgical procedures. These microscopes are specifically designed for microsurgery and complex surgical procedures.
Microscope Features
High Resolution Optical System: High-end surgical microscopes are equipped with high-resolution and clear optical systems. This allows surgeons to see even the finest details.
3D Imaging: With advanced 3D imaging capabilities, surgeons can see the surgical field in three dimensions and perform more precise interventions.
Fluorescent Staining Technology: Includes fluorescent staining capabilities to highlight tumors and other abnormal tissue. This allows surgeons to precisely remove tumors while preserving healthy tissue.
Ergonomic Design: The microscope is ergonomically designed for surgeons to work comfortably during prolonged use. With its adjustable features, it allows the surgeon to work in the best position.
Integrated Imaging and Recording Systems: It works integrated with PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) and other clinical systems, allowing the images obtained during surgery to be recorded and analyzed.
Adjustable Magnification and Illumination: Various magnification levels and adjustable illumination features allow surgeons to get the best view of the surgical field.
Device Benefits
Surgical Precision and Accuracy: High-resolution and 3D imaging enables surgeons to perform more precise and accurate interventions. This increases the success of surgeries and reduces the risk of complications.
Shorter Surgery Time: Detailed and clear imaging allows surgeons to perform procedures more quickly and efficiently. This shortens surgery time and reduces the amount of time patients are under anesthesia.
Enhanced Patient Safety: Fluorescent staining and high-resolution imaging provide clear identification of tumors and abnormal tissues. This helps to preserve healthy tissues and speed up the post-operative recovery process.
Education and Research: Integrated imaging and recording systems can be used as training material for medical students and surgeons. They are also an important source of data for clinical research.
Areas of Use
Neurosurgery Provides high precision and accuracy in brain and nervous system surgeries.
Orthopedic Surgery: Provides clear visualization of bone and soft tissue details in orthopedic surgeries.
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Provides detailed and clear imaging in plastic and reconstructive surgeries.
ENT Surgery: Provides high-resolution and precise imaging in ear, nose and throat surgeries.