Zeiss opmi lumera 700, Instructions For Use Manual

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Instructions for Use 2 Safety notes
OPMI LUMERA 700 2.1 Target group
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2 Safety notes
2.1 Target group
These Instructions for Use are intended for physicians, medical and
technical staff, and nurses who are responsible for preparing,
operating or maintaining the device following training.
It is the duty of the equipment owner/operator to train and instruct
all operating personnel.
2.2 Area of use
2.2.1 Intended use
The OPMI LUMERA 700 is a surgical microscope designed for the
illumination and magnification of the surgical area and for the
support of visualization in surgical procedures in the field of
ophthalmology.
2.2.2 Normal use
On account of its mechanical construction and the characteristics
listed below, the device is suited for performing surgical procedures
on the anterior and posterior segments of the eye:
• SCI illumination system (Stereo Coaxial Illumination)
• A range of illumination sources
• Attachable fundus viewing systems (RESIGHT 500,
RESIGHT 700)
Once the power switch has been activated, the device can be safely
and easily moved into its operating position after the magnetic
brakes have been released, either by using the handgrips or the
suspension arm. Before the start of surgery, a sterile personnel
member covers the microscope with drapes and applies resteril-
izable caps.
The surgeon or a sterile personnel member positions the
microscope and focuses it. During surgery, the most frequently
used operator functions, such as focus, magnification, XY
movement, light intensity up/down and adjustment of the illumi-
nation level, are controlled by means of the foot control panel,
allowing the hands to remain free for operating. Certain settings,
such as the illumination level, unlocking of the magnetic brakes or
the insertion of RESIGHT 500 or RESIGHT 700 for surgical proce-
dures conducted on the anterior segment of the eye, are made by
hand. Additional video accessories can be attached to the device
for training purposes or to visually display the progress of surgery
for personnel.