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DORC
LEDstar
Advances in Endoillumination for Microincision Vitreoretinal Surgery With the evolution of minimally invasive small-gauge vitrectomy, higher light intensity illumination sources became necessary, both to compensate for the reduced transmission through smaller gauge instruments and for broader diffusion of light associated with chandelier-type illumination. More powerful illumination options include metal halide, xenon, mercury vapor and light-emitting diode (LED) technology. Light sources can cause retinal photochemical toxicity and vision loss; on the other hand, they must deliver sufficient light for optimal tissue visualization. Therefore, safety and intensity are central considerations in determining the optimal light source device for endoillumination in vitreoretinal surgery.
TOMEY
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TOMEY
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