User manual LEICA M525 MS3 BROCHURE

[. . . ] A new feature of the new Leica M525 microscope is the coupling of the illumination brightness control to the working distance for even more reliable work at short distances. The new Leica M525 optics featuring OptiChromeTM The Leica M500 neurosurgical optical system has gained countless satisfied users since 1997. Leica now takes innovation a step further with the new Leica M525, featuring the latest generation of OptiChromeTM technology ­ the integration of all new glass, coating and design parameters that deliver the following decisive advantages: · Longer · Deeper · Brighter · Sharper · Smarter 32% extended working distance to 470mm 30% increased depth of field at same magnification 30% more light intensity Higher contrast and crisper, sharper image Zoom-synchronized illumination field diameter Ten years of relentless research and clinical experience of OptiChromeTM optics have now culminated in the world's most advanced optical system: the new Leica M525 OptiChromeTM. To position the Leica M525 MS3, the surgeon uses newly designed hand grips made of a highly durable metal casting. [. . . ] Non-correlated images such as endoscopes can be projected with the highest resolution and contrast available in the marketplace today. In combination with IGS systems or used independently, the Leica DI C500 Dual Imaging Module handles more data formats then ever before ­ high-resolution RGB video signals, correlated data from IGS systems, standard CT or MRI data and more. Endoscopy The Leica M525 MS3 can be used easily for neuro endoscopy applications in combination with the Leica DI C500. With the Leica DI C500, the surgeon will view in whichever microscope eyepiece he chooses, what he could observe on a high resolution monitor. The quality is the highest in today's market. The Leica ULT 500 is the ultra-observation tool for the surgeon, the assistant and video documentation. A simple lever allows the light to be directed either to a 180° assistant or a 90° assistant. Leica Microsystems worldwide Leica Microsystems is active in the fields of microscopy, specimen preparation, image analysis, laser technology, medical technology, and equipment for the semiconductor industry. The international technology group headquartered in Wetzlar, Germany has grown from such traditional brand names as Leitz, Wild, Reichert, Jung, and Cambridge Instruments. Leica's division of Surgical Microscopy is located in Switzerland, known worldwide for quality and precision. Made by Leica Leica Microsystems develops innovative technologies and system solutions that offer high value to users worldwide. Leica quality has earned international respect. Our high-quality standards apply equally to all eleven of our production centers in seven countries. At your service Technology is just one key to the success of Leica Microsystems. Your local Leica representative is ready to give you friendly and competent advice ­ in your language and wherever you are. Prompt support and service have the highest priority at Leica Surgical Microscopy. [. . . ] 150° 50° 50° +/­ 270° max. 65 + 330 750 ­ 268 Illustrations, descriptions and technical data are not binding and may be changed without notice. [. . . ]