Olympus OME-L200, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Important Information — Please Read Before Use
OME-L200 INSTRUCTION MANUAL
WARNING
• Do not use for purposes other than those described in “  Intended use” on page 3,
as this may result in injury of the patient or operator as well as damage to the
equipment.
• This instrument should be used under the conditions specified in “

Environments”
on page 57. Otherwise, imperilment of safety or failure of equipment may result as
well as malfunction.
• This product may interfere with other medical electric equipment used in
combination with it. Before use, refer to the “Appendix” to confirm the compatibility
of this instrument with all equipment to be used.
CAUTION
• Observe the following warnings on the illumination light emitted from the
illumination lens of the surgical microscope. It may produce organic changes of
living body, including protein degeneration, tissue drying and burns, if it is used
erroneously.

Always be careful not to cause drying or burns of the observed region.
The brightness observed on the monitor may sometimes differ from the actual
brightness of the light emitted from the surgical microscope.
Usually, the auto brightness control function maintains the illumination light at
optimum brightness. However, when the spare lamp is used, adjust the
brightness always at an optimum level by controlling the spare lamp brightness
control knob.

Always use the equipment for the minimum required period.
The illumination light has a potential of exerting unfavorable effects to the living
tissues. Be sure to limit the time of irradiation on the observed region at
minimum.

Reserve a sufficient working distance.
If the illumination is incident with the observed region and surrounding tissues
for an extended period while the working distance of the surgical microscope is
set shorter than required, increased irradiation on the living tissues may exert
unfavorable effects on them. To prevent this, be careful not to use a shorter
working distance than necessary.

Cool the tissues that tend to dry early or be affected by heat.
If the observed region has a drying tendency or concerns related to affection by
heat, take a measure to cool the living tissues in addition to the
countermeasures against the warnings above. The method of cooling includes
frequent pouring of saline and coverage with sterilized wet gauze. A similar
cooling measure is also required when the illumination is incident to the living
tissues outside the observed region.