A ruptured cerebral aneurysm is the third most common cause of death in industrial countries.
With the Leica FL800, for intra-operative fluorescence-aided videoangiography, surgeons can now determine the patency of vessels.
During surgery, the patient is injected intravenously with ICG (indocyanine green) dye, which is well tolerated and spreads quickly. A near infrared camera then shows the bloodstream in black-and-white directly through the surgical microscope eyepieces and/or on a video monitor.
Whether clipping an aneurysm, removing an AVM, performing a microvascular decompression or a bypass, your ability to clearly view and assess cerebral anatomy and blood flow is critical for an optimal outcome.
With GLOW800 augmented reality (AR) fluorescence and ICG you can observe cerebral anatomy in natural color, augmented by real-time vascular flow, with full depth perception.
No more interrupting surgery to switch between the natural microscope image and a flat black and white near infrared video. No more mental gymnastics to recall and reconcile the different views.
See the subsurface details you need to make the best-informed surgical decisions for your patient, with real-time, intrasurgical Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT).
A top-down microscope view, combined with your experience, helps you assess intraoperative changes to subsurface tissues. But what if you could supplement this with a real-time, cross-sectional view? EnFocus intrasurgical OCT can aid in retina, cornea, and glaucoma surgeries by providing real-time, en face imaging of ocular tissue microstructures with the highest resolution and deepest scan depth of any available intrasurgical OCT.
Combine EnFocus with a Proveo 8 or M844 microscope for comprehensive visualization. Choose Proveo 8 for the optimal OR workflow solution.