Surgical Microscopes
Compact and Precise Systems
The surgical microscopes of Leica Microsystems are exactly geared to the requirements of microsurgery. A compact optical unit delivers clear and sharply focused images and the modular system gives the surgeon optimum maneuverability.
Our experts on surgical microscopes are happy to help you with their advice.
Surgical Microscopes
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EnFocus
Intraoperative OCT imaging system
Leica M530 OHX
Precision surgical microscope for neurosurgery, spine & plastic reconstructive surgery
GLOW800
Augmented reality fluorescence
CaptiView
Image injection accessory
ARveo
Digital augmented reality microscope
Envisu R-Class
Optical Coherence Tomography for Preclinical Researchers
Envisu C-Class
Optical Coherence Tomography for Ophthalmology
Proveo 8
Surgical microscope with premium optics for ophthalmology
Leica M530 OHX
Premium surgical microscope for neurosurgery
Leica M530 OHX ENT
Premium surgical microscope for otolaryngology and neurotology
PROvido
Multidisciplinary Surgical Microscope
Leica M530 OH6
Sophisticated surgical microscope for complex neurosurgery
Leica M844 F40 / F20
Advanced surgical microscope for ophthalmology
Leica M822 F40 / F20
Red Reflex Surgical Microscope
Leica M620 F20
All-round surgical microscope for ophthalmology
Leica M525 F50
Surgical microscope
Leica M320 F12 for ENT
Efficient clinic and surgery microscope for ENT
Leica M525 F20
Compact surgical microscope. Combining brilliant optics with precise maneuverability.
Leica DI C800
Digital Imaging Color Module for Ophthalmology
Leica Keratoscope
The Cost-Efficient Aid to Determine Astigmatism
Leica ToricEyePiece
The Perfect Aid for Placement of Premium IOL's
Leica RUV800
Panoramic Viewing System for Retinal Surgery
Leica HD C100
HD Medical Camera
Leica M320 for dental
Dental microscope designed for a wide range of dental surgery applications.
Leica FL560
Leica FL560 is designed to enable fluorescence observation of fluorophores with an excitation peak from 460-500 nm (blue) and emission observation of >510 nm.
Leica FL400
Blue Light Fluorescence Module
Leica FL800
For intra-operative fluorescence-aided videoangiography, surgeons can observe blood flow to determine the patency of vessels.
Leica M220 F12
Efficient surgical microscope for ophthalmology
Leica M620 TTS
Tabletop surgical microscope for ophthalmology
What do surgeons expect from a surgical operating microscope?
They expect sharp images, flexibility, ease-of-use, optimum maneuverability, connectivity with other devices in the OR and high-quality video and recording systems.
What key factors should be taken into consideration when choosing a surgical operating microscope?
When choosing a surgical microscope keep in mind the following aspects: quality of the optics of the operating microscope, illumination design featuring low-light-concepts for increased patient safety, ergonomic design with adjustable binoculars, workflow support, connectivity with other devices in the OR, and hygiene aspects.
What advantages are gained from innovations for surgical microscopy?
Recent developments from Leica Microsystems for surgical operating microscopes include:
For Neurosurgery:
- Digital Augmented Reality Microscope ARveo – aiding surgical visualization with AR technologies
- Augmented Reality Fluorescence GLOW800 – visualizing blood flow in real-time imposed onto the surgical field
- Fluorescence Filter Modules FL400, FL560, and FL800 – enhancing surgical insights and aiding decision making
- Exoscopic Surgery with 3D 4K-Heads-Up-Display (HUD) – increasing ergonomics in the OR, opening up new surgical operating approaches, and improving visualization for the entire OR staff
- FusionOptics technology for less refocusing during surgery- providing detailed images with enhanced depth-of-field
For Ophthalmology:
- Specialized illumination concepts for stable red reflex – increasing confidence during all phases of cataract surgery
- Built-in optical coherence tomography (OCT) in the Proveo 8 – providing greater insight by revealing sub-surface tissue details during eye surgery
- Smart light-management concepts, BrightCare Plus - increasing patient safety and viewing comfort for surgeons working under less light intensity
Surgical Microscopes
Surgeons in the fields of neurology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology (ENT), plastic reconstructive surgery (PRS), and also in dentistry rely on operating microscopes to magnify their view of the surgical site and provide information beyond what is visible to the naked eye. In recent years, surgeons have benefitted from many technological innovations that have enhanced microscope performance, expanded the array of available diagnostic and operative tools, and ultimately improved surgical outcomes and patient well-being.
Frequently Asked Questions Surgical Microscopes
How many types of surgical microscopes are there?
Leica Microsystems offers a wide range of surgical operating microscopes covering microscopic visualization for diagnostic purposes as well as the large field of clinical microsurgical interventions. These include surgery in the anterior and posterior segment in ophthalmology, neurosurgery (spine and cranial), ENT surgery, plastic reconstructive surgery, and dental surgery.
What is a surgical microscope used for?
A surgical operating microscope allows a surgeon to view the anatomy of a patient in high magnification, making it possible to clearly see the finest details with very good resolution and contrast. Surgical microscopes also enhance the surgical view with integrated visualization technologies such as Augmented reality Fluorescence in Neurovascular procedures or built-in OCT for complex ophthalmic surgeries. Compatibility with other devices, such as IGS-systems, endoscopes or DICOM further augments the surgical view, helping to stay focused on the patient and ease surgical decision making.
Why use a surgical operating microscope?
For fine surgical procedures, often visualization solutions play an essential role, allowing the surgeon to perform the surgery under the best conditions. More and more surgeons are using microscopes rather than binocular glasses. The reasons are that microscopes provide much greater magnification making it possible to see the finest details. But they also offer many other benefits: an extended depth of field, high-resolution imaging, freedom of movement, ergonomic posture, integrated visualization technologies and augmented reality for utmost confidence in surgical decision making.
What type of accessories does my surgical operating microscope come with? What will I need to purchase separately?
Leica surgical microscopes are shipped in the configuration that best fits your stated surgical needs. In case your needs change later, you can always upgrade your operating microscope by adding available accessories. Our most advanced microscopes like the Proveo 8 and the ARveo as well as M530 OHX have been developed with an open-architecture concept, hence you will always be able to update to new imaging modalities/technologies as they become available.
What about service and support for surgical operating microscopes?
Ongoing, long-term support is key to Leica Microsystems. Our commitment starts at production and continues through assembly, shipment, delivery, installation, and on into the maintenance programs we offer. Because we believe that in today’s world, simply selling products will not do.
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