Surgical microscope.Leica Microsystems introduces the Leica M520 F40 surgical microscope surgical microscope n. A binocular microscope used to visualize fine structures within the area of a surgical procedure. Also called operating microscope. , which addresses the space needs of modern operating rooms operating room n. Abbr. OR A room equipped for performing surgical operations. . This model combines Leica's premium M520 optics with OptiChrome[TM] technology and Leica's new F40 slim stand with MicroBase[TM] technology, to provide the best viewing, balance, and stability for microsurgery microsurgery or micromanipulation Surgical technique for operating on minute structures, with specialized, tiny precision instruments under observation through a microscope, sometimes equipped with cameras to show the operation on a monitor. . By integrating new glass, coatings, and design parameters, Leica's M520 OptiChrome technology delivers the extra working distance, depth of focus, and light intensity needed. The Leica M520 F40 provides bright illumination and outstanding depth of field for otolaryngology or spine surgery. Its slim, compact design is great for tight spaces, and the stand is extremely stable, with a movable base that keeps the long swing arm steady and securely positioned above the operating table. Postoscillation is prevented by Leica's EBS See Swiss Electronic Bourse. EBS See electronic blue sheet (EBS). (electromagnetic brake On trains, an electromagnetic brake is a track brake where the braking element is pressed by magnetic force to the rail, i.e. the braking is by friction, not the magnetic effect directly. system) on six axes, and the two foot brakes can be activated quickly and individually to ensure secure positioning. This allows the microscope system to remain steady, especially during one-handed operation. Circle 150 on Reader Service Card [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] |
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