24 devices · GMDN 41895
A neurosurgical microscope is a specialized optical instrument used to provide magnified, stereoscopic views of delicate structures in the brain and spine during surgical procedures. It enables surgeons to perform precise interventions by enhancing visualization of small anatomical details under transmitted light, often with adjustable focus and zoom capabilities.
These devices are typically fixed in place during use and may include features such as motorized focusing, backup illumination, inclined viewing tubes for ergonomic positioning, and the ability to integrate still or video imaging systems. As active, reusable medical devices intended for surgical use, they are subject to regulatory controls appropriate for their risk profile and intended purpose in neurological surgery.
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