| Properties | Details |
|---|---|
| SFDA Classification | Class I |
| Purpose of Use | Provides the surgeon with a stereoscopic, high quality magnified and illuminated image of the small structures in the surgical area. Also, to reduce the length of the surgical process and the healing time. |
| Work Location & End-User | Work place: operating rooms - some dental surgeries and some ENT clinics End User: Surgeon, Doctor or Specialist |
| Parts & Accessories | • LED Light Source • Binocular (Carr) Extender • Counterbalance Coupler Arm • Binocular Rotation Ring • Laser Filter Module and slides • Multifocal Lens |
| Operation | Two convex lenses ( objective lens and eyepiece lens) separated to a certain distance more than the focal length of each lens. The primary requisite for the good ophthalmic microscope is smooth magnification without any change in working distance, Working distance is the distance between the objective lens and the main focusing point. |
| Common Problems | • Light bulb • Balancing of the arms • Knobs • Fuses |
| Manufacturers | • Leica • Zeiss • Topcon • Nikon |
| Sources | • Saudi Food and Drug Authority Document • Malidds • Global Surgical Corporation • eOphtha |
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