How Clinical and Surgical Microscopes Support Otolaryngology

Dr. Mol uses the Leica M320 F12 microscope for most of his procedures. The M320 F12 combines apochromatic optics with cutting-edge LED illumination and high-definition imaging technology. It is easy to use, flexible and very maneuverable, providing unique benefits for ENT surgeons. The features Dr. Mol says he most enjoys are:

• The small head, which is not bulky and has a nice smooth finishing “without little pieces sticking out”;
• The versatility, with different ways to use the microscope. Dr. Mol uses just one handle to maneuver;
• The very good concentration of light “without any heat” and the beam lights that are perfectly suited for procedures such as grommets and tympanoplasty surgery;
• The ability to keep the microscope out of the anesthesiologist’s way thanks to the thin design and the long reach allowing to easily move around the patient;
• The possibility to move the tubes and change the angle as required;
• The fact that the microscope is equipped with a LED lighting system, meaning “the bulb can’t blow.”

Leica Microsystems offers a wide range of visualization solutions for ENT Surgery. This includes the M320 F12 clinic and surgery microscope for ENT, the M525 F20 otolaryngology microscope, the M530 OXH premium surgical microscope for ENT as well as the PROvido multidisciplinary surgical microscope.

All Leica technologies can be customized and integrated with other devices, including binoculars, objective lenses, handles, stands, and more.

If you would like to know more about our solutions, please do not hesitate to reach out. We will be happy to discuss your requirements and budget and recommend the best option for your needs. Discover what Leica can do for you!

The statements of the healthcare professional included in this article reflect only his opinion and personal experience. They do not necessarily reflect the opinion of any institution with whom he is affiliated.

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