GLOW800 拡張現実(AR)蛍光システム GLOW800

View new GLOW800 augmented reality (AR) fluorescence from Leica Microsystems recorded during a neurosurgical procedure performed by Dr. Prof. Cleopatra Charalampaki at the Department of Neurosurgery, Cologne Medical Center, Germany. 

GLOW800 is a new approach to vascular fluorescence imaging. The technology fuses the high contrast of near infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging with the full visual spectrum of white light into a single, real-time image. Surgeons no longer need to switch from the true-color microscope view to traditional black and white fluorescence view in order to view blood flow, providing a more complete view of anatomical structures, without interruption.

In this video, Dr. Cleopatra Charalampaki explains how simple it is to use GLOW800, available on the ARveo surgical microscope without interrupting the operation’s workflow. GLOW800 can be activated with the touch of a button, and real-time fluorescence can be observed simultaneously under natural white light in the operating field.

Dr. Charalampaki is Professor of Neurosurgery at Cologne Medical Center in Cologne, Germany. 

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this video are those of the physician.

In this video, Dr. Cleopatra Charalampaki describes the applications of GLOW800, its advantages in neurovascular surgeries, and improved workflow during operations.

Dr. Charalampaki is Professor of Neurosurgery at Cologne Medical Center in Cologne, Germany. 

Disclaimer: Off-label uses of GLOW800 are discussed in the following video. The opinions expressed in this video are those of the physician.

In this video, Dr. Cleopatra Charalampaki explains the benefits of the simplistic workflow provided by GLOW800. She highlights the importance of minimizing visual disruptions during surgery and how GLOW AR technology can help provide an uninterrupted workflow.

Dr. Charalampaki is Professor of Neurosurgery at Cologne Medical Center in Cologne, Germany. 

Disclaimer: Off-label uses of GLOW800 are discussed in the following video. The opinions expressed in this video are those of the physician.

In this video, Dr. Cleopatra Charalampaki discusses previous challenges in vascular neurosurgery of reconciling alternating views between ICG NIR and white light.  She explains how GLOW800, available on the ARveo surgical microscope, helps overcome these challenges by giving you one uninterrupted view during surgery.

Dr. Charalampaki is Professor of Neurosurgery at Cologne Medical Center in Cologne, Germany.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this video are those of the physician.

View new GLOW800 augmented reality (AR) fluorescence from Leica Microsystems recorded during a neurosurgical procedure performed by Dr. Prof. Cleopatra Charalampaki at the Department of Neurosurgery, Cologne Medical Center, Germany. 

GLOW800 is a new approach to vascular fluorescence imaging. The technology fuses the high contrast of near infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging with the full visual spectrum of white light into a single, real-time image. Surgeons no longer need to switch from the true-color microscope view to traditional black and white fluorescence view in order to view blood flow, providing a more complete view of anatomical structures, without interruption.

View new GLOW800 augmented reality (AR) fluorescence from Leica Microsystems recorded during a neurosurgical procedure performed by Dr. Prof. Cleopatra Charalampaki at the Department of Neurosurgery, Cologne Medical Center, Germany. 

GLOW800 is a new approach to vascular fluorescence imaging. The technology fuses the high contrast of near infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging with the full visual spectrum of white light into a single, real-time image. Surgeons no longer need to switch from the true-color microscope view to traditional black and white fluorescence view in order to view blood flow, providing a more complete view of anatomical structures, without interruption.

View new GLOW800 augmented reality (AR) fluorescence from Leica Microsystems recorded during a neurosurgical procedure performed by Dr. Prof. Cleopatra Charalampaki at the Department of Neurosurgery, Cologne Medical Center, Germany. 

GLOW800 is a new approach to vascular fluorescence imaging. The technology fuses the high contrast of near infrared (NIR) fluorescence imaging with the full visual spectrum of white light into a single, real-time image. Surgeons no longer need to switch from the true-color microscope view to traditional black and white fluorescence view in order to view blood flow, providing a more complete view of anatomical structures, without interruption.

Leica Microsystems’ Medical Division recently was featured during the nationally televised program "Innovations with Ed Begley Jr." (http://innovationstelevision.com/).  

Four prominent surgeons and Leica Microsystems President Markus Lusser discussed the many ways Leica Microsystems is advancing surgical microscopy by integrating enhanced digital technologies directly into the operating microscope.

Dr. Robert Ibe, Clinical Marketing Manager at Leica Microsystems, provides an overview of the key topics around GLOW800. Learn about the clinical applications GLOW800 is used in, the benefits it brings, and how it compares to traditional surgery.

Robert also shares excerpts from peer-reviewed studies that provide you with evidence for the benefits of GLOW800.  You will also get an overview of the information available from Leica Microsystems about GLOW800 such as case studies, interviews with testimonials, application videos and clinical image galleries.

For those who already have more specific questions about how the GLOW800 hardware works with our microscopes, Robert has created this dedicated 30 minute GLOW800 user tutorial. Learn step-by step how to set up the microscope software optimally for your GLOW800 applications and how to define the user settings adequately.

In the final part of our tutorial series, learn more about the powerful Leica microscope hardware behind the GLOW800 augmented reality fluorescence technology. Robert explains how the outstanding image quality of GLOW800 is achieved and how it can be viewed intraoperatively and documented in video or still images using state-of-art imaging and recording systems.