Zeiss OPMI Lumera i on floor stand, Instructions For Use Manual

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Safety measures OPMI Lumera
®
i on floor stand
Before the start of the surgery , a sterile person covers the microscope or
applies resterilizable caps.
Surgery
The surgeon or a sterile person positions the microscope and roughly focuses
it. During surgery, the most common functions, e.g. focus, zoom, XY move-
ment, light intensity up/down, are mainly operated by the surgeon using the
foot control, enabling hands-free surgical intervention. Some settings, e.g.
illumination ratio (SCI), movement of microscope, or insertion of RESIGHT for
surgery on the posterior segment of the eye, are made manually. For training
purposes or to show employees the steps involved in the surgical workflow,
a video cable can be connected to the system.
After surgery
Once the surgical procedure is finished, the surgeon swings the microscope
out of the operating area into the parking position of the suspension arm. By
pressing the reset button on the XY coupling, the system position is initialized
to a start value, and the system is ready for the next patient. The drape or the
resterilizable caps are removed by the surgeon or by another sterile person.
The drapes are disposed of in accordance with national hospital regulations.
The caps can be resterilized.
OPMI Lumera i can be cleaned and disinfected.
Disposal
After the end of its service life, the product must be disposed of as an elec-
tronic device in accordance with national laws.