User manual LEICA M720 OH5 BROCHURE

[. . . ] Designed along a horizontal, as opposed to a vertical plane, Horizontal Optics Technology provides a significant improvement in surgeon comfort, particularly for awkward procedures such as posterior fossa cranial surgery where patients are positioned in an upright posture. Horizontal Optics Technology therefore provides a substantial gain in free working distance for both cranial and spine cases, allowing you unobstructed access to the surgical area. Real innovation makes life easier ­ and the Leica M720 OH5 does exactly this. The innovative Horizontal Optics Technology reduces the size of the optical head and gives surgeons more room to work ­ dramatically increasing their comfort level. 4 A New Dimension in Comfort Actual size 1:1 5 An Individual Fit Leica Butterfly-Binoculars Every person is unique in stature and physical requirements. Surgical microscope designers can only accommodate different body sizes and changing operating conditions through the use of individually adjustable components that create the right working conditions for different people of different statures. [. . . ] To provide additional safety for the patient, the AutoIrisTM magnification-controlled illumination diameter automatically works with the zoom, providing a field of illumination that is only as wide as the surgeon's field of view. Illumination Settings Microscope at LOW Magnification Microscope at HIGH Magnification Leica Microsystems Microscope with AutoIrisTM At low magnification, the field of illumination (yellow) fills the field of view (green). Previously, as magnification increased, the field of view became smaller, but the illumination field remained the same. The illumination outside the field of view could potentially cause tissue burns (red). Now, Leica's AutoIrisTM automatically works with the zoom, decreasing the field of illumination as the field of view decreases. There is no peripheral illumination to cause tissue burns outside the field of view. 12 Safety without Compromise Illumination in an Instant The Leica M720 OH5 features two completely independent 300W xenon arc-lamp illumination systems. After notice, the second system automatically activates in the event of lamp failure in the primary system, which gives the surgeon peace of mind that surgery will not be jeopardized. Fast System Reboot If the power cable becomes disconnected for any reason, the system reboots in less than 30 seconds, which is by far the fastest reset time available today. Anti-microbial Coating for Added Safety AgProtectTM, Leica's antimicrobial nano silver coating, provides outstanding protection to microscope users by reducing exposure to surface pathogens. The coating covers the microscope's outside surfaces and protects the operator and other individuals in the work area by penetrating the membranes of microbes to prevent replication. Leica Microsystems contributes added safety for its customers, medical teams and their patients through AgProtectTM. Protective Lens For clear viewing in a sterile environment, there are two versions of the protective lens for the Leica M720's objective; both are made of high-quality optical glass. One protective lens is sterilizable, reusable, and designed for use with sterile drapes available on the market today. The other version is disposable and comes with a protective lens welded into a sterile drape. The Leica M720 OH5 features two independent 300W xenon illumination systems to provide continous illumination. 13 Modular Design Supports all Applications The Leica M720 OH5 offers the correct module for every surgical application. Whether configured with the main binoculars only, with assistant binoculars or with the Leica DI C700 dual imaging module, the Leica M720 OH5 is always compact, elegantly designed and easy to maneuver. The four simultaneous viewing ports not only provide ultimate flexibility in surgery, but also provide an excellent platform for teaching applications. Binocular tube replacement OpenArchitectureTM for IGS Integration The Leica DI C700 dual imaging module allows the surgeon to input data from external sources, such as high-resolution RGB video signals, correlated data from IGS systems, and standard CT or MRI data. With an IGS computer, the CT or MRI can be fully correlated to the image in either eyepiece. The fully correlated image can overlay the actual image or a shutter can be used, allowing the surgeon to view the actual image through one eyepiece and the fully correlated image through the other eyepiece. Tool Tracking Perfected In combination with the tool tracking capabilities of an IGS system, the Leica M720 OH5 microscope can track a surgical instrument as it moves in the X, Y, and focus axis. Move the instrument and the microscope follows with no need for the surgeon to touch the handle grips and move his or her hands out of the surgical field. Assistant attachment for spine Neuro-endoscopy Images Non-correlated images such as endoscopy images can be projected with the highest resolution and contrast available on the market today. With the Leica DI C700, the surgeon can view the endoscopy image in whichever microscope eyepiece he or she chooses. Leica DI C700 dual imaging module with assistant attachment for spine In combination with the tool tracking capabilities of an IGS system, the optical axis and focal plane of the microscope follow the tip of a navigated tool in any lateral direction. 14 Flexibility Built In Ready for Future Imaging Technologies The selection of video options changes continuously as imaging technology evolves. The Leica M720 OH5 is an open architecture system that will adapt to the newest video innovations as they become available. The Leica MDRS4 digital video recording system, today's most advanced video technology, is built into the Leica M720 OH5 floor stand for convenience and easy accessibility. Video Screen Integrated with the Floor Stand The Leica M720 OH5 features a built-in, movable video screen arm, with three rotation axes and an inclination axis to best position the large video flat screen into the perfect position for all viewers. In addition, all functions of the integrated Leica MDRS4 digital video recording system are conveniently and directly controlled via the large video screen (using a keyboard, touch pad or touch screen option). [. . . ] 601. 1-M90 · Electromagnetic compatibility IEC 60601-1-2; EN 60601-1-2 The Surgical Division, within Leica Microsystems (Schweiz) AG, has the management system certificate for the international standards ISO 9001:2000 / ISO 13485:2003 and ISO 14001:2004 relating to quality management, quality assurance and environmental management. Light source Controls Documentation integration Connectors Internal power Carrier for monitor Materials Surface coating Range cantilever Load Weight Storage Dimensions Conformity 19 "With the user, for the user" Leica Microsystems Life Science Division The Leica Microsystems Life Science Division supports the imaging needs of the scientific community with advanced innovation and technical expertise for the visualization, measurement, and analysis of microstructures. Our strong focus on understanding scientific applications puts Leica Microsystems' customers at the leading edge of science. 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