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WPI Precision Surgical Microscope
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WPI’s precision SurgioScope featuring five magnification steps is a portable, high quality surgical microscope offering outstanding image quality and value. Incorporating an agile extension arm and excellent working distance objectives, the SurgioScope provides convenient movement and maneuverability necessary for accurate positioning. These important features, together with a high quality optical system, provide sharp image contrast and enhanced large field of vision. The SurgioScope comes fully equipped with a foot-controlled motorized focusing system, normally only found in more expensive surgical microscopes. A unique dual lamp housing enables safe and rapid changing of the lamp during an operation, without the need to power down. The optional video port on the trinocular version permits operational procedures to be monitored or recorded simultaneously using an external digital camera.
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Ideal for small animal surgery
- Motorized focusing system, allows hands-free operation
- Optional video adapter
- Improved optics 119 lp/mm
- Convenient handles
- New head tilting mechanism
- Coaxial Spot 42mm
- The Surgioscope requires special shipping arrangements. You will be advised of actual freight charge when order is processed.
- Choice of post height: 89 cm or 103 cm (specify in comment when ordering).
Options
| Order code | Description |
| PSMB5N | Binocular SurgioScope, F200 objective (Specify post height) |
| PSMT5N | Trinocular SurgioScope, beam splitter, standard video adapter, F200 objective (Specify post height) |
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Benefits
- Easy to maneuver
- Dual bulbs prevent illumination failure during surgery
- Five magnification steps
Applications
- Small animal surgery
- Veterinary surgery
Camera to Microscope Configurations
How to Add a Camera to a Surgical Microscope
Mount a Camera at the Right Height on the CS-Mount
The camera mounted where the focusing occurs in the middle turning of the focus ring showing about a 1.5 mm gap.
To get the camera to this location:
- Lower the locking ring to the bottom of the mount.
- Screw the camera onto the CCD ring.
- Lower them all the way down (clockwise).
- Rotate the camera back (CCW) about 3 turns upwards.
- Bring up the locking ring up to prevent the camera from rotating.
To focus the camera:
- Make sure that the eyepieces are engaged into their keyed slots.
- Rotate the main eyepiece body and push down. At some rotation point, the pins and sockets will engage and the eyepiece will drop into a slot locking the main eyepiece body in place.
- Set the diopters on both eyepieces to zero.
- At the microscopes lowest magnification (usually #1 on the dial) focus on a flat object using the right eyepiece (assuming the camera is on the right side of the beam splitter) by moving articulated arm up and down. You may need to turn on the coaxial lamp on low intensity.
- Lock the arm once the view is in sharp focus. Do not move the diopter on the eyepiece.
Cleaning
For optical components, use high quality, dry air to blow dust and debris from the surface.
Never use organic solvents such as acetone to clean the microscope body. If a wet tissue must be used, try not to leave moistures on the microscope body and optical components.
WARNING
*Do not over drive the microscope fine-focus to its maximum limit. This may result in an over-tightening of threads and will damage the system.
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