89 devices · GMDN 64676
Ophthalmic surgical microscopes are high-magnification, electrically powered instruments used in operating rooms to visualize and illuminate the eye during surgery. They provide stereoscopic views and adjustable illumination, zoom, and focus to help surgeons precisely examine and treat intraocular structures, often with optional slit-lamp features for detailed defect assessment.
These devices are typically regulated as surgical instruments, with classification varying by jurisdiction. They may include integrated video capture and digital interfaces, often requiring compliance with standards for electrical safety, optical performance, and surgical precision. Availability depends on regional medical device laws and hospital procurement policies.
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