Applications of Ophthalmic surgical microscopes
Ophthalmic surgical microscopes reveal finest anatomical details and facilitate surgical maneuvers during anterior and posterior segment surgery. Their use in ophthalmology has a wide range of applications, from diagnostics to complex surgical procedures. Some of the common applications of ophthalmic microscopes in surgery include the following:
Anterior Segment Surgery
Posterior Segment Surgery (Vitreoretinal Surgery)
In addition, OCT solutions can be used for pre-operative assessment, as well as for intraoperative visualization and confirmation of tissue response to surgical maneuvers.
Stable Red Reflex, Consistent Images
Focus on your cataract surgery and be confident that you’ll have an constant, uncompromised view.
You can rely on stable red reflex and optimal image contrast thanks to CoAx 4, coaxial LED illumination.
Plus, all observers – surgeon, assistant, and camera – work with the same enhanced view during the entire surgical procedure.
Focus on Perfection: Proveo 8 with built-in intraoperative EnFocus Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
Apply your skills with even greater confidence during complex anterior and posterior segment surgeries. EnFocus intraoperative OCT provides you:
More detail, less refocusing
See more detail in one view and reduce time-consuming refocusing thanks to groundbreaking FusionOptics technology from Leica Microsystems.
FusionOptics technology overcomes previous optical limitations by combining high resolution and depth of field. You benefit from one crisp, texture-rich image from the edge of a detached membrane to the retina.
The Technology of FusionOptics