Ophthalmic microscope is a high-precision optical magnification device specifically designed for ophthalmic surgery and examination. Common brands include Zeiss and Leica Microsystems. Its core features include providing clear stereoscopic vision, strong illumination, and high resolution.
Main Functions and Features:
**High-Resolution Magnification:** Magnifies the fine structures of the anterior segment (cornea, lens, iris) and posterior segment (retina) of the eyeball through high-quality lenses such as apochromatic lenses.
**Precise Illumination System:** Provides a cold light source and coaxial red reflection illumination, ensuring a bright surgical field and minimizing eye damage.
**Flexible Control Design:** Supports motorized continuous zoom, focusing, and foot pedal control, allowing surgeons to easily adjust focus and position during surgery.
Clinical Applications:
**Cataract Surgery:** Used for phacoemulsification and intraocular lens implantation, providing a stable, minimally invasive field of vision.
**Glaucoma and Corneal Surgery:** Used for delicate tissue incisions and precise suturing.
**Vitreoretinal Surgery:** Utilizes a wide-angle observation system for complex minimally invasive procedures in the posterior segment of the eye.
