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MCO0111
MECANMED
This double binocular ophthalmic surgical microscope is designed for procedures that require both main and assistant observation. The assistant microscope can also be rotated to an opposite viewing position, providing flexible observer arrangement during use.
The system supports f200, f250 and f300 objective options, with different magnification ranges for the main and assistant microscopes. It combines coaxial cold-light illumination with adjustable oblique/slit illumination, and an internal beam splitter can be connected with a teaching tube or CCD system. The supplied documentation lists ophthalmic, orthopedic and hand surgery as applicable fields.
Dual-Observer Viewing — The main and assistant binocular systems allow two users to observe the surgical field within the same microscope configuration.
Flexible Assistant Position — The assistant microscope can be rotated to an opposite viewing position to accommodate different operator arrangements.
Three Objective Options — The microscope supports f200, f250 and f300 objectives, providing different magnification ranges for varying observation requirements.
Coaxial and Slit Illumination — The illumination system combines coaxial cold light with adjustable oblique illumination, which can also be used as slit illumination.
Teaching and Imaging Expansion — An internal beam splitter can be connected with a teaching tube or CCD system according to the selected configuration.
· Ophthalmic surgery
· Orthopedic surgery
· Hand surgery
· Surgical environments requiring assistant observation
· Medical teaching or observation configurations using a teaching tube
· Surgical settings requiring CCD system connection
· Ophthalmology hospitals
· General hospitals with surgical departments
· Ophthalmology departments
· Surgical centers
· Teaching hospitals
· Medical training institutions
· Medical equipment distributors
· Healthcare equipment procurement customers
Main and Assistant Microscope — The system includes separate main and assistant binocular viewing units, with the assistant microscope designed for adjustable observer positioning.
Beam Splitter Interface — The built-in beam splitter provides connection capability for a teaching tube or CCD system, depending on the required configuration.
Adjustable Floor-Standing System — The microscope uses a mobile floor-standing structure with a 1040 mm arm reach and 850–1350 mm vertical adjustment range for positioning around the working area.
Better Suited to Two-Person Observation — For surgical environments where an assistant or second observer needs to view the operative field, the dual-observer configuration offers more flexibility than a basic single-operator microscope.
Adaptable Observation Arrangement — The ability to rotate the assistant microscope into an opposite viewing position allows the observation layout to be adapted according to the procedure, operator arrangement and room setup.
Broader Configuration Possibilities — Three objective choices, an internal beam splitter, teaching tube compatibility and CCD connection provide more configuration possibilities for hospitals, surgical departments and teaching environments with different observation requirements.