Carl Zeiss company, gave the Svjetlost Eye Clinic the world's first digital microscope for eye surgery, the Artevo 800, for trial use.
Carl Zeiss company, a leader in the production of microscopes and other optical aids, gave the Svjetlost Eye Clinic the world's first digital microscope for eye surgery, the Artevo 800, for trial use.
The microscope is located in Svjetlost Clinic in Zagreb, where our surgeons for an anterior and posterior chamber of the eye have tried out the advanced possibilities of surgical treatment of anterior and posterior chamber using the glasses for 3D image, thus stepping into a completely new dimension of ophthalmic surgery.
This advanced microscope also has an OCT that provides the surgeon with real-time information on the morphological structure of the observed tissue in the anterior chamber.
Professor Nikica Gabric, PhD, a surgeon with over 60.000 surgeries, performed the surgery on an anterior chamber of the eye, while Ratimir Lazic,MD, PhD one of the best vitreoretinal surgeons in Europe, performed microscopic functions on the posterior chamber of the eye.
Given the advanced functions and structure of the microscope, the Zeiss company sent Michelle Van Wyk, who is the main educator for Carl Zeiss in the world.
On this occasion, she was delighted with the level of technical equipment and expertise in the Svjetlost Clinic, but also with the incredible speed that the surgeons of the Svjetlost Clinicabsorbed their knowledge.
The microscope is located in Svjetlost Clinic in Zagreb, where our surgeons for an anterior and posterior chamber of the eye have tried out the advanced possibilities of surgical treatment of anterior and posterior chamber using the glasses for 3D image, thus stepping into a completely new dimension of ophthalmic surgery.
This advanced microscope also has an OCT that provides the surgeon with real-time information on the morphological structure of the observed tissue in the anterior chamber.
Professor Nikica Gabric, PhD, a surgeon with over 60.000 surgeries, performed the surgery on an anterior chamber of the eye, while Ratimir Lazic,MD, PhD one of the best vitreoretinal surgeons in Europe, performed microscopic functions on the posterior chamber of the eye.
Given the advanced functions and structure of the microscope, the Zeiss company sent Michelle Van Wyk, who is the main educator for Carl Zeiss in the world.
On this occasion, she was delighted with the level of technical equipment and expertise in the Svjetlost Clinic, but also with the incredible speed that the surgeons of the Svjetlost Clinicabsorbed their knowledge.