Buy Certified Used Zeiss OPMI Lumera T S88 System with Integrated Assistant Scope, Foot Switch, ready to work.
Performed all upgraded 2024, compensated and calibrated in compliance with ZEISS working standards, sold in as-is condition with 24 month warranty.

The Zeiss Lumera T on S88 Stand is an outstanding microscope designed for a full suite of ophthalmic procedures, excellent for the University Medical Center and specialists in vitreo retinal procedures. If you are looking to achieve the best in red reflex technology, look no further than the Lumera T S88 ophthalmic surgical microscope. With the introduction of Lumera Stereo Coaxial Illumination you see more contrast with this brilliant, stable red reflex – even in decentered or strongly pigmented eyes. The Lumera T S88 floor stand provides superior surgeon control from the ergonomic hand grips to release the magnetic clutch brakes moving the microscope across the surgical field with minimal effort. Program the Lumera T S88 with up to 9 different users with preset motorized speeds, illumination intensity and foot pedal controls.

Specs:
• Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI) incorporates illumination technology that optimizes red reflex with heavy detail recognition
• Integrated assistant's microscope with independent focusing and zoom
• DeepView, integrated depth-of-field management system, permits optimization of the microscope image to depth of field or light transmission
• Superlux Eye xenon illumination system offers surgeons white, natural, high contrast image of surgical field
• Binocular Tube: Apochromatic optics, invertertube
• Eyepiece: 10x
• Magnification Changes: Motorized zoom system, 1:6 zoom ratio
• Total Magnification: 0.4 - 2.4 x
• Red reflex illumination and surrounding field illumination, both dimmable
• Superlux Eye Xenon Light Source
• HaMode and blue blocking filters
• Base Size 31.69 in. x 31.69 in. (805 mm x 805 mm); Height 74.02 in. (1880 mm)

Accessories:
- Assistant Binoculars
- Foot Switch

Features

Visualization of the Red Reflex  

The Stereo Coaxial Illumination (SCI) allows you to benefit from the detail recognition, high-contrast brilliance and stability of the red reflex – even with strongly pigmented, decentered and ametropic eyes. This technology enables you to see all the details of a patient’s eye.

Effortless positioning 

The magnetic brakes make positioning the surgical microscope very simple. When the brakes are released, the system smoothly glides into a new position; when locked, the surgical microscope remains firmly in place.

Independent second view  

This OPMI Lumera^® T surgical microscope is equipped with a completely integrated assistant’s microscope. The second surgeon selects the focus and magnification independently of the main surgeon, thus enabling active assistance.

Natural color impression 

The integrated Superlux^® Eye xenon illumination allows you to see the anatomic structure of the eye in its natural colors and highly accurate detail. The use of the HaMode™ filter allows surgeons who prefer halogen to quickly switch to a light spectrum equivalent to halogen. This is particularly beneficial when several surgeons with different preferences regarding the light source use one system.

Deep View  the integrated depth-of-field management system, permits optimization of the microscope image to depth of field or light transmission.

Superlux Eye xenon illumination  offers surgeons a whiter, more natural, higher contrast image of the surgical field than standard halogen illumination.

HaMode  filter for Superlux Eye xenon illumination system, generates halogen-like light Ideal for hospitals where some surgeons prefer xenon, others halogen illumination.

SCI (Stereo Coaxial Illumination)  provides constant brilliance and brightness: every detail of the patient’s eye becomes visible.

Apochromatic optics  with high light transmission, result in maximum image quality for operations and documentation.

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