Ophthalmology
Leica Microsystems is dedicated to supporting ophthalmic surgeons to achieve their goal of optimal patient outcomes in anterior and posterior segment surgery.
Ophthalmic surgeons need the best visualization to be able to operate with the highest precision. Ophthalmology microscopes from Leica Microsystems are world-renowned for premium optics and illumination that provide outstanding image quality. Designed with workflow and user-comfort in mind, they also respond to surgeon needs through each step of a procedure.
Our microscopes form the platform for complete ophthalmology imaging and workflow solutions by seamlessly integrating advanced imaging technologies such as Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) , IOL positioning guidance, and high definition 3D or 2D display and documentation.
Contact a local imaging specialist for expert advice on the right ophthalmology microscope for your needs and budget.
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EnFocus
Intrasurgical OCT for surgical microscopes
Envisu C-Class
Optical Coherence Tomography for Ophthalmology
Proveo 8
Surgical microscope with premium optics for ophthalmology
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 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 M220 F12
Efficient surgical microscope for ophthalmology
Leica M620 TTS
Tabletop surgical microscope for ophthalmology
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Anterior segment surgery
Red reflex is critical throughout cataract procedures. Exclusive innovations such as CoAx 4 coaxial illumination and FusionOptics found in our flagship Proveo 8 microscope, provide high-contrast images with consistent, bright red reflex even during phacoemulsification.
Features such as pre-programming of settings for different surgery phases and wireless footswitch integration, support comfort and efficiency.
Posterior segment surgery
Delicate vitreoretinal surgery requires highly precise work in low light conditions. Our premium apochromatic optics provide high resolution and optimal light transmission.
Innovative FusionOptics technology in the Proveo 8 delivers a crisp, texture-rich image with high depth of field.
Wide-angle viewing systems such as BIOM 5, RUV800 and slit illumination, round out the portfolio.
Advanced Imaging technologies
At Leica Microsystems we are continuously pushing the boundaries of visualization by introducing advanced imaging technologies including OCT, IOL guidance and 2D or 3D display and recording. Choose Leica Microsystems for superior imaging and documentation to support your treatment decisions and precision throughout the surgical workflow.
Optical Coherence Tomography
Visualize subsurface details of the anterior and posterior segment, with non-contact, real-time, high-resolution OCT imaging.
Markerless IOL guidance
Support your goal of delivering minimal residual astigmatism with IOLcompass Pro available through Leica Microsystems.
3D visualization and recording
Choose 3D and the whole team shares the same view which can enhance workflow, comfort, and teaching.