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      Neurosurgery

      Challenges of surgeons

      We have realized that the workflow in the OR isn't perfect yet.

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      A healthcare professional entering a room fully equipped with new medical technology, where two other medical workers are already analyzing patient records

      Microsurgeons faces several challenges with the current technology in terms of vision

      Shallow depth of field

      Additional time, difficulty and risks

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      Limited field of view

      Barriers to teamwork and teaching

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      Shallow depth of field

      Surgeons spend up to 10% of surgery time on microscope adjustments and work an average of 9 times per operation under a non-focused view.1

      Limited field of view

      On average surgeons work on the edge of the view field 11 times per operation.1 The edges of the field of view are not visible on the monitor, which is used by the team.

      Illumination challenges

      The visual axis and light source of optical microscopes are 3-6" apart.2

      Inconvenient use of fluorescence imaging

      Usually, either fluorescence image or white light image can be visualized, but not both at the same time. ICG fluorescence is visualized in 2D only.3

      Illumination challenges

      Illumination challenges in deep and narrow cavities

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      Inconvenient use of

      fluorescence imaging

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      True pioneers deserve a better view.

      But that’s not all. There are also ergonomic challenges for the surgeon.

      • 4 in 0

        neurosurgeons report pain after a day of surgery. 4

      • 0%

        of these had musculoskeletal pain. 4

      A healthcare professional, fully dressed in medical attire, using a microscope

      For every inch the head moves forward, the head, neck and upper back muscles must support an additional weight of 10 POUNDS.

      Weigh of ten pounds

      Potential consequences of this physical stress: 5

      Headache

      chronic pain exhaustion

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      Muscular pain

      in the head, neck and back

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      Pains

      that radiate down the arms

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      • 0%

        of surgeons confirm a negative effect on their performance.

      True pioneers keep their heads up.

      Focus on the future with pioneering technology.

      A healthcare professional standing and smiling; in the background, a room fully equipped with new medical technology, where two other medical workers are analyzing patient records.

      Ready for a new level of vision and comfort?

      A surgeons in the operating room using the Aesculap Aeos® digital surgical microscope platform

      A new level of vision

      • Superior depth of field
      • 16:9 field of view for the whole team
      • Effective illumination coaxial, LED, HDR, software optimized
      • 2x more information compared to conventional eypiece view
      • Fluorescence mode with more information thanks to white backlight
      • White light mode with fluorescence information as overlay
      • More efficient workflow – improved teamwork and teaching6

      A new level of comfort

      • 3D heads-up surgery allows for an ergonomically comfortable posture (less pain, better performance)7, 8
      • Robotic-assisted features – convenient adjustment of the camera with a robotic arm
      • Facilitated workflow

      The Aesculap Aeos®

      Join the future of surgical microscopy
       

      • Fully digital
      • Upgradeability with new software
      • Fluorescence imaging
      • Robotics

      Join the future for surgical microscopy


      See more, stand tall and be efficient with the Aesculap Aeos® – Digital Surgical Microscope Platform.

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      References

      1. Eivazi S, Afkari H, Bednarik R, Leinonen V, Tukiainen M, E Jääskeläinen J: Analysis of disruptive events and precarious situations caused by interaction with neurosurgical microscope. Acta neurochirurgica. 2015; 157:1147-1154.
      2. Kalani MY, Yagmurlu K, Martirosyan N, Cavalcanti D, Spetzler R: Approach selection for intrinsic brainstem pathologies. Journal of Neurosurgery. 2016; 125:1-12.
      3. Schutt CA, Redding B, Cao H, Michaelides E: The illumination characteristics of operative microscopes, Am J Otolaryngol. 2015; 36(3):356-60.
      4. Kerstin Pingel. 7 Tips For Better Ergonomics in Neurosurgery. Leica Science Lab. 2014.
      5. Kerstin Pingel. Ergonomically Designed Surgical Microscopes Support Performance. Leica Science Lab. 2014.
      6. Eivazi S, Afkari H, Bednarik R, Leinonen V, Tukiainen M, E Jääskeläinen J: Analysis of disruptive events and precarious situations caused by interaction with neurosurgical microscope. Acta neurochirurgia. 2015; 157:1147-1154.
      7. Kerstin Pingel. 7 Tips for Better Ergonomics in Neurosurgery. Leica Science Lab. 2014.
      8. Kerstin Pingel. Ergonomically Designed Surgical Microscopes Support Performance. Leica Science Lab. 2014.

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