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| Comfortable Operating Position |
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Ergonomically designed optical head with built-in beam splitter allows the surgeon to maintain a comfortable posture during surgery. A key component to this comfort is the variable angle binocular eyepieces that can be set to a personal viewing angle from 45 to 90 degrees. This flexibility assures comfortable operating position even while using OFFISS.
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| Programmable Footswitch |
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A programmable waterproof multi function footswitch allows the customizing of the microscope functions to the surgeon’s needs, including extra switches for supplementary functions.
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| Electromagnetic Locks |
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The electromagnetic locking mechanism releases with the pressing of a button conveniently located in the microscope handle allowing the entire optical system to be positioned with a feathery touch. An extension of the release is also located in the back of the instrument for ancillary personnel to unlock and position the microscope as well.
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| IOL Positioning Mode |
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An IOL positioning mode automatically elevates the optical head to permit the insertion and manipulation of an intraocular lens by direct observation. Once in place the mechanism returns the microscope to operating position without loss of focus or location.
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| Illumination |
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Three types of illuminations are available with the OMS-800: Retro illumination, three-angle illumination (combining retro and inclined illumination) and yellow filter to protect the retina against phototoxicity. With the use of this yellow filter, the surgeon can operate for 111 minutes without inducing phototoxicity of the retinal tissue. This fact is based in the difference between the amount of radiation produced by the OMS-800 with OFFISS and the threshold for retinal damage due to phototoxicity. The retinal irradiation with OFFISS is 30mW per square centimeter. The threshold for retinal damage is 200 Joules per square centimeter. The exposure time to reach the threshold with the OMS-800 is 111 minutes.
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| Bulb Replacement |
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The replacement of a burned out bulb can be accomplished in seconds, without disrupting the operating field thanks to the rotating bulb replacement knob located in the base of the first arm. A pilot light turns on when there is a burned out bulb in the replacement socket indicating the need to replace it before it is needed.
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| Speed Controls |
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The X/Y translator, the focusing and the zoom mechanisms have speed adjustment knobs in the main control panel. With these controls, the user can adjust the speed of travel of the three functions to adapt them to the surgeon’s best requirements.
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| Objective Lens |
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A special coating on the objective lens makes it impervious to fluid splashes facilitating the cleaning.
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| Ceiling Mount |
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A ceiling mounted version is also available for hospitals and other high volume centers.
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| Assistant Scope |
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The specially designed assistant scope has an individual focusing knob that allows the assistant to focus the instrument independently from the surgeon. The same attachment without the focusing capability is also available at a lower cost.
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| OFFISS Attachment |
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The OFFISS attachment is engineered with strict tolerances on durable materials for long lasting service. It can be sterilized with the STERRAD™ system or with Ethilene Oxide Gas (EOG). OFFISS comes in it own sterilizable box. Inverter
The OMS-800 OFFISS comes with a Oculus™ inverter complete with footswitch and power supply. The inverter also has a sterilizable rubber handle that allows operating it without the power supply. The inverter complements the function of the OFFISS attachment by turning the retinal image back into position.
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| Stability |
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Column and base are balanced and weighted for optimum stability. Four large casters with individual locking mechanisms make the OMS-800 easy to transport from room to room with a 72 x 72 cm. compact footprint that accommodates virtually any operating theater. The stable base and long arms provide a comfortable working area for the surgical team. Once locked, the instrument remains firmly parked for safe and reliable duty.
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| Accessories |
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A wide variety of optional accessories is available to complement and customize the use of the OMS-800. Among them are the two variable angle assistant microscopes, TV relay lens for video observation and additional OFFISS attachment that are helpful when performing successive operations or when the original attachment needs service.
All three models of OMS-800 are not available in the US, pending FDA Clearance:
OMS-800 OFFISS: Specially engineered for use with the OFFISS device offers all the refinements mentioned above.
OMS-800 Pro: All the electronic functions of the OFFISS, but without OFFISS capability, this instrument conforms the demanding general ophthalmic surgeon and the anterior segment specialist. Note: The OFFISS attachment can not be used with the OMS-800 Pro.
OMS-800 Standard: All the above features except OFFISS and the electromagnetic locking mechanism. Suits most ophthalmic surgery rooms for general eye surgery in a cost efficient manner. Note: The OFFISS attachment can not be used with the OMS-800 Standard. The OMS-800 Standard can not be upgraded to have electromagnetic locks.
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