Surgical

  • Precision Surgical Microscope For Neurosurgery, Spine & Plastic Reconstructive Surgery

    Precision comes standard in our M530 OHX, helping you achieve the highest standards of precision in your surgery.
  • You are always striving to reach the best possible patient outcome. To achieve this you need to see every detail even in narrow channels and to free maneuver yourself and your instruments.

  • The Leica OH4 surgical microscope provides superior reach, height, and clearance. The Leica OH4 floor stands that moves easily and when the brakes are released, the microscope stabilizes in only 1.5 seconds and remains vibration-free. By integrating new glass, glass coatings, and design parameters, high-resolution APO OptiChrome technology delivers an expanded working distance and greater depth of focus. In combination with the innovative light management systems BrightCare and AutoIris, you can operate and safe light levels and still see more than ever before. The M525 OH4 also offers FL800 and FL400 fluorescence for intraoperative visualization of blood flow and tumour tissue.
  • Compact surgical microscope Smooth, fine movements, Xenon illumination systems, Motorized MultiFoc lens

    The Leica M525 F20 surgical microscope combines brilliant optical quality with superior maneuverability. The crisp, sharp images and large depth of field allow the surgeon to see precise details. The working-distance-based illumination provides enough light for deep operative sites while supporting patient safety. Designed as an otolaryngology microscope, the Leica M525 F20 is also ideal for spine, dental, hand, and plastic/reconstructive procedures. Ease of movement
  • The Leica M220 F12 - an ophthalmic microscope is fully dedicated to the needs of ophthalmic surgery. Prestigious Leica optics motorized 5-step APO-chromatic magnification changer and focus, LED-illumination without fiber optics cables for direct and instant Red Reflex, and upgradeable XY-unit are standard features
  • The Leica Keratoscope is a ring illuminator used intraoperatively to qualitatively evaluate the corneal curvature of the eye for astigmatism. With the Leica Keratoscope the surgeon now has a cost-effective, integrated instrument to help assess the shape of the anterior surface of the cornea. This will aid him or her in making limbal relaxing incisions (LRIS) and positioning Toric IOLs.
  • The DI C800 Digital Imaging Color Module is an easy-to-use and ergonomic solution that allows the surgeon to view imaging data in the highest quality. It takes XGA signals from a variety of external sources and displays them in the surgeon’s eyepiece
  • In delicate neurosurgery your vision and understanding of anatomical structures and physiological processes powers your decision-making. How would it impact outcomes if you had a single, precise, augmented view of the surgical field, in one augmented microscope platform?