Leica Microsystems Launches Miniature High-End Microscope
publication date: Nov 18, 2009
The success of microsurgery stands or falls by the recognition of minute detail (microstructures). During an operation, the surgeon is confronted with many quickly changing situations. For example, he usually needs a high magnification factor for the actual microsurgery. A moment later, he may need a wide field of vision to take an overall look at the area that is being operated on, whereas there are times when a swift change of working distance or working position is necessary.
In order to view the full information on press releases, industry news, technical articles, join in on discussions and be able to contact suppliers directly, we ask that you log in/join our community.
If you're not a subscriber why not join today?
If you are already a subscriber, please login. If you believe you should be able to view this area then please contact us and we will try to rectify this issue as soon as possible.
To gain access to the members only content click here to join our community
You will be given immediate access to premium content on the site.
