Ophthalmic Microscope

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Ophthalmic Microscope Specification

View Head
Inclined, rotatable binocular

Focus System
Motorized fine/coarse adjustments

Theory
Ophthalmic Surgical Microscope designed for precision eye surgeries with optimal imaging quality.

Drawtube
Binocular

Resolution
1920x1080 pixels

Interface
HDMI/USB 2.0

Frame Rate
30 fps (live view)

Focal Distance
200 mm

Magnification
5x, 8x, 12.5x, 16x, 25x (step magnification changer)

Dimensions
Base: 600 x 600 x 1500 mm (HxWxD)

Focus Range
50 mm motorized

Eyepieces
12.5x widefield

Eyepiece Tube
Inclined 45, 360 rotatable

Illumination
Coaxial LED with adjustable intensity

Coarse Adjustment Range
35 mm

Fine Adjustment Range
5 mm

Still Image Capture Resolution
up to 1920x1080 pixels

Video Capture Resolution
Full HD 1080p

Image Format
JPEG, BMP, DICOM

Objective Achromatic
f=200 mm (standard), interchangeable

Light Source
LED 50,000 hours life

About Ophthalmic Microscope

Since our inception in 1985, we have been counted amongst the leading manufacturers, exporters and suppliers of Ophthalmic Microscope. This microscope is basically used for performing posterior and anterior segment ophthalmic surgeries of human eye. This microscope is manufactured with high level of precision by our experienced professionals using pristine quality components with the aid of innovative techniques. Apart from this, our honorable patrons can avail this Ophthalmic Microscope in several technical specifications at the lowest prices from us.

Features:

Longer service life
Easy to operate
Accurate result
Compact design

Precision Imaging for Critical Eye Surgeries

This ophthalmic surgical microscope delivers exceptional clarity for complex eye operations. Its achromatic objective lens minimises distortion, while multiple step magnifications (from 5x up to 25x) allow surgeons to customise views based on procedural needs. The 1920x1080 pixel HD camera output further enhances diagnostic ability and documentation.

Ergonomic and User-Friendly Design

With an inclined, rotatable binocular head and a 45 eyepiece tube, this microscope supports comfortable use over extended surgeries. The motorized focus and coarse/fine adjustment options enable seamless, precise focusing. Easy connectivity using HDMI and USB 2.0 simplifies data output and workflow integration within any clinical setup.

FAQs of Ophthalmic Microscope:

Q: How does the step magnification changer benefit ophthalmic procedures?

A: The step magnification changer provides selectable magnification levels (5x, 8x, 12.5x, 16x, 25x), allowing surgeons to switch between detailed close-ups or broader views as required during delicate eye surgeries, thereby improving surgical flexibility and precision.

Q: What image formats and output interfaces are supported for documentation?

A: The microscope supports JPEG, BMP, and DICOM formats for still images, and delivers video in full HD 1080p at 30 frames per second. HDMI and USB 2.0 interfaces enable seamless integration with external monitors, recorders, or computers.

Q: When should the motorized focus system be used during surgery?

A: The motorized focus system should be used when fine-tuning or quick depth adjustments are needed. Surgeons can utilize the 50mm motorized range and 5mm fine adjustment to maintain optimal clarity as intraocular structures or surgical instruments shift during operations.

Q: Where is the microscope best suited for installation?

A: The device is ideal for installation in ophthalmic surgical theatres or procedures rooms where precision eye surgeries are performed. Its ergonomic design and base dimensions (600 x 600 x 1500 mm) ensure stability and adaptability to standard clinical environments.

Q: What is the expected lifespan of the microscopes LED illumination?

A: The built-in coaxial LED light source boasts a remarkable lifespan of approximately 50,000 hours, ensuring long-term, dependable use without frequent bulb replacements, thus reducing ongoing maintenance costs.

Q: How can captured images and videos be utilised for patient care?

A: Captured images (JPEG, BMP, DICOM) and full HD videos can be instantly stored, reviewed, and shared for patient records, post-operative analysis, or case presentations, enhancing both patient documentation and collaborative care processes.

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