40 devices · GMDN 35796
A fluorescence light microscope uses ultraviolet light to illuminate specimens treated with fluorescent dyes, making microscopic structures visible through emitted light. Clinically, these devices are primarily used in histopathology and microbiology to examine tissue samples and identify pathogens, aiding in diagnostics and research.
These microscopes are typically regulated as medical devices, with classification and supply depending on jurisdiction. They are often supplied as laboratory instruments, requiring proper calibration and maintenance to ensure accurate diagnostic results.
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