17 matching records for sterEOS.
A general-purpose, surgical, light (optical) magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures, e.g., nerves or vessels in the performance of delicate surgical procedures which require high magnification by transmitted li...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings during ophthalmic surgical procedures which require high ...
An electrically-powered ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify structures within the eye or its surroundings, and/or provide slit-lamp functionality to delineate intraocular structur...
A battery-powered, ophthalmic instrument designed to examine the interior of the eye allowing the examiner to clearly see a wide angle, stereoscopic impression of the details of the fundus (retina) and other structures. It typically consists of a main light...
An electrically-powered, head-worn, ophthalmic instrument designed to be held arm’s length from the patient to examine the interior of the eye and related structures [e.g., fundus (retina), cornea, aqueous, lens, vitreous] using the examiner’s two eyes simu...
An electrically-powered, head-worn, ophthalmic device used for the stereoscopic examination and laser treatment of the eye, particularly the retina. It typically consists of a headband, a built-in light with aperture control for adjustment of the illuminati...
A mains electricity (AC-powered), ophthalmic instrument designed to examine the interior of the eye allowing the examiner to clearly see a wide angle, stereoscopic impression of the details of the fundus (retina) and other structures. It typically consists ...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings in the performance of ophthalmic surgical procedures whic...
A mains electricity (AC-powered), head-worn, ophthalmic device used for the stereoscopic examination and laser treatment of the eye, particularly the retina. It typically consists of a headband, a built-in light with aperture control for adjustment of the i...
A light (optical) magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures within the neurological fields for surgery, typically the brain or spine or surroundings in the performance of neurological surgical procedures which req...
A device that can only fulfil its purpose when used together with and enhance the function of a diagnostic mammographic x-ray system. It is used to take two pictures of a breast from two different angles. On the basis of this stereoscopic picture set, it is...
A general-purpose, surgical magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures, e.g., nerves or vessels in the performance of delicate surgical procedures which require high magnification by transmitted light. An operating...
An electrically-powered ophthalmic magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed for use in the operating room (OR) to magnify minute structures within the eye or its surroundings in the performance of ophthalmic surgical procedures which require...
A neurosurgical magnification instrument, usually stereoscopic, designed to magnify minute structures within the neurological fields for surgery, typically the brain or spine or surroundings in the performance of neurological surgical procedures which requi...
A lens intended to be used with an ophthalmic surgical microscope to facilitate stereoscopic imaging during posterior segment surgery. The lens is typically attached to the parent device such that it enters the surgical field, however is not intended for pa...
A mains electricity (AC-powered) ophthalmic device used for the evaluation and training of a patient's binocular function, i.e., the ability of the two eyes to focus on a single object. It is used for diagnosing strabismus (squinting), a deviation of the ey...
An electrically-powered ophthalmic device intended to for the evaluation and training of a patient's binocular function, i.e., the ability of the two eyes to focus on a single object. It is used for diagnosing strabismus (squint), a deviation of the eye whi...