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Medizinische Fachgebiete

Medizinische Fachgebiete

Entdecken Sie eine umfassende Sammlung wissenschaftlicher und klinischer Ressourcen, die speziell für Ärzte im Gesundheitswesen entwickelt wurden, darunter Berichte von Kollegen, klinische Fallstudien und Symposien. Speziell für Neurochirurgen, Augenärzte, plastische und rekonstruktive Chirurgen, HNO-Ärzte und Zahnärzte. Diese Sammlung präsentiert die neuesten Fortschritte in der chirurgischen Mikroskopie. Entdecken Sie, wie modernste chirurgische Technologien wie AR-Fluoreszenz, 3D-Visualisierung und intraoperative OCT-Bildgebung eine sichere Entscheidungsfindung und Präzision bei komplexen Eingriffen ermöglichen.

Leitz Laborlux: Tartaric acids, polarization contrast

Das Prinzip der Polarisationsmikroskopie

Die Polarisationsmikroskopie wird in den Material- und Geowissenschaften routinemäßig eingesetzt, um Materialien und Mineralien anhand ihrer charakteristischen Brechungseigenschaften und Farben zu…

Microscope equipped with a K7 color CMOS camera for life-science and industry imaging applications.

Technical Terms for Digital Microscope Cameras and Image Analysis

Learn more about the basic principles behind digital microscope camera technologies, how digital cameras work, and take advantage of a reference list of technical terms from this article.

Image of a Siemens star, where the diameter of the 1st black line circle is 10 mm and the 2nd is 20 mm, taken via an eyepiece of a M205 A stereo microscope. The rectangles represent the field of view (FOV) of a Leica digital camera when installed with various C-mounts (red 0.32x, blue 0.5x, green 0.63x).

Understanding Clearly the Magnification of Microscopy

To help users better understand the magnification of microscopy and how to determine the useful range of magnification values for digital microscopes, this article provides helpful guidelines.

Molecular structure of the green fluorescent protein (GFP)

Introduction to Fluorescent Proteins

Overview of fluorescent proteins (FPs) from, red (RFP) to green (GFP) and blue (BFP), with a table showing their relevant spectral characteristics.

Image of an onion flake taken with a basic Leica compound microscope after it was tested for resistance to fungus and mold growth following part 11 of the ISO 9022 standard.

ISO 9022 Standard Part 11 - Testing Microscopes with Severe Conditions

This article describes a test to determine the robustness of Leica microscopes to mold and fungus growth. The test follows the specifications of the ISO 9022 part 11 standard for optical instruments.

C. elegans adult hermaphrodite gonades acquired using THUNDER Imager. Staining: blue - DAPI (nucleus), green - SP56 (sperm), red - RME-2 (oocyte), magenta - PGL-1 (RNA + protein granules). Image courtesy of Prof. Dr. Christian Eckmann, Martin Luther University, Halle, Germany.

Life-Science-Forschung: Welche Mikroskopkamera ist die richtige für Sie?

Wie Sie entscheiden, welche Kamera für Ihre Life-Science-Mikroskopie-Experimente die Richtige ist. Welche Kamera von Leica Microsystems ist für Sie am besten geeignet?

The principle of the FusionOptics technology: Of the two separate beam paths (1), one provides depth of field (2) and the other high resolution (3). In the brain, the two images of the sample are merged into a single, optimal 3D image (4).

What is the FusionOptics Technology?

Leica stereo microscopes with FusionOptics provide optimal 3D perception. The brain merges two images, one with large depth of field and the other with high resolution, into one 3D image.

Fluorescence microscope image of a life-science specimen

An Introduction to Fluorescence

This article gives an introduction to fluorescence and photoluminescence, which includes phosphorescence, explains the basic theory behind them, and how fluorescence is used for microscopy.

Spirogyra algae (Conjugation), Transmitted Light Differential Interference Contrast.

Differential Interference Contrast (DIC) Microscopy

This article demonstrates how differential interference contrast (DIC) can be actually better than brightfield illumination when using microscopy to image unstained biological specimens.