THE MICROSCOPE HS HI-R 1000 ON FLOOR STAND FS 3-43
The new paradigm in microsurgery
The advanced microsurgical operating system HS 3-1000 is based on the combination of the floor stand FS 3-43 with the operating microscope HS Hi-R 1000. It provides you with optimal working conditions as well as impressive modularity. The apochromatic optics and a unique stereo base of 25 mm ensure perfect color fidelity, strong contrast, and excellent depth perception. Electromagnetic brakes in the floor stand FS 3-43 support the smooth movements and minimize vibrations. Due to the stand’s long arm reach highest flexibility in the OR is achieved.
HS HI-R 1000
The masterpiece
“The optics on HS Hi-R 1000 are the best I have ever used. Additionally, it is extremely innovative as is apparent with the unique SensoServo Drive system which enable the user to move the scope with minimal effort, locks it in place immediately after moving, and avoids the need for balancing.”
SENSOSERVO DRIVE
Motorized Movement
The SensoServo system of HS Hi-R 1000 uses ‘fly-by-wire‘ technology to move the microscope in all directions with utmost precision and requiring minimal force. Though this technology also the balancing remains permanently stable even when changing the positioning of the microscope or e.g. shifting the stereoscopic observer scope from left to right.
These characteristics are achieved via the SensoGrips that are activated as soon as the brake release buttons are pressed. They detect the pressure and control the motor movement in the microscope‘s joints accordingly. Individual movement characteristics can be chosen ranging from enhanced friction to feather-light.
FOCUSING
High flexibility
The variable focus assembly permits working distances from 224 mm to 510 mm without lens exchange. Optionally an alternative focus assembly is available that allows focusing at working distances of 200 mm to 450 mm. The integrated double iris diaphragm can be used to maximize the depth of field.
HANDLING
Full control at any time
In addition to the incorporated sensors, the hand switches allow control of focus, zoom, and light. Via a multifunction pad on the right SensoGrip, the microscope can be positioned without opening the brakes. Two programmable buttons can be individually set to control various functions.
FLUORESCENCE
Enhance visibility
Specific illumination and filtering can make the invisible visible when fluorescent effects are allocatable through relevant dyes. In the operating system HS 3-1000 HAAG-STREIT SURGICAL offers fluorescence equipment for ICG.
ICG FLUORESCENCE
Intraoperative fluorescence angiography
ICG is used for intraoperative angiographies, particularly in neurosurgery for detecting stenoses, leakages, and aneurysms.
Following the injection of the ICG solution in the patient‘s bloodstream, the vessels become visible when the ICG flows by. Now, all irregularities can be seen on the unique M.DIS that is mounted in direct view of the surgeon and the HS MIOS displays.
Following the injection of the ICG solution in the patient‘s bloodstream, the vessels become visible when the ICG flows by. Now, all irregularities can be seen on the unique M.DIS that is mounted in direct view of the surgeon and the HS MIOS displays.
ICG FLUORESCENCE
Equipped to function
Indocyanine green, abbreviated ICG, is a medical dye that emits infrared fluorescence when illuminated with light of the appropriate wavelengths. The microsurgical operating system equipped for ICG application includes a special infrared camera (in addition to the VIS camera) for detecting the ICG fluorescence and displaying it on the screen. Activation is easily controlled via the handles or the software.
ACCESSORIES
Possibilities on demand
Depending on the demand, the operating microscope HS 3-1000 can be configured in a modular way. Various optional accessories are available.
SECONDARY OBSERVATION
Flexibility
When working together the right accessory is needed:
- Lateral observer scope with inclinable eyepiece head and image rotation for the assistant’s optimal comfort.
- C.DUO offers face-to-face observation for two surgeons, lateral ports, and a separate camera connection. Eyepieces are fully rotatable for ergonomic positioning when tilting of the microscope.
- To suit differences in height among surgeons various eyepiece heads allows best ergonomics.
LASER ATTACHMENT
For improved treatment
Especially in ENT applications, CO2 lasers are used and added to the optical head. This often negatively influences the movability and the balancing of the microscope. Adapters for laser micromanipulators can be attached to the HS 3-1000 that retain the microscope’s overall balance and free-floating movement.
HS MIOS 5
Comprehensive yet intuitive recording
The prime functions of HS MIOS 5 are the recording of operation scenes as well as the capturing and recording of snapshots, together with proper identification of patient and hospital data. Images and video streams can be stored on DVD-R/-RW, HDD, USB flash drive, and external USB hard disk drive or transmitted to the hospital PACS via DICOM.
C.MOR HD / HD³
Compact HD camera
C.MOR HD is a full HD color video camera designed for the HAAG-STREIT SURGICAL microscope. Its ultra-compact camera head houses a 1/3” CMOS sensor that meets very high standards. In its 1 and 3-chip version, images are crisp and sharp. Different user settings allow individual adjustments.
M.FOCUS
Best focusing results
Automatic focusing is available with the HS MIOS 5 software module M.FOCUS. Benefit from best focusing results with an active focus area that is adjustable in size and position.
NAVIGATION
Open interface
The HS 3-1000 provides an open interface for connection with navigation systems. It supports pointer functions, image superimposition via C.INJECT 1000 as well as control of focus and positioning by the navigation system.
IMAGE INJECTION
Enrich your vision
Often, more information is needed than what hits the eye through the oculars of the operating microscope. In these situations extra information are provided in both oculars by our image injection system C.INJECT 1000. Featuring high definition, data can be injected in exceptional HD resolution into the oculars as an overlay to the live view or as a full image.
M.DIS AND C.MON HD
Display
Best control of the camera image and additional opportunities for observation are provided through monitors. Those may be mounted directly to the microscope head to serve the surgeon and the assistant (M.DIS) or on the floor stand for further staff (C.MON HD).
MOUTH AND FOOT SWITCHES
Hands-free operation
The positioning of the microscope is normally operated using the handles. In addition, mouth and foot switches are also available. While the mouth switch allows the microscope to be moved during positioning, the smaller foot switch EF 2000 regulates focus and zoom settings. 14 partly programmable functions can be controlled with EF 5000 and the wireless EF 5001.
MAGNIFEYE
Seeing each detail
The positioning of the microscope is normally operated using the handles. In addition, mouth and foot switches are also available. While the mouth switch allows the microscope to be moved during positioning, the smaller foot switch EF 2000 regulates focus and zoom settings. 14 partly programmable functions can be controlled with EF 5000 and the wireless EF 5001.
FS 3-43
Perfect reach, stability, flexibility
With its extreme arm length of 1600 mm the floor stand FS 3-43 allows great flexibility for positioning in the OR. The automatic balancing easily and fast adjusts the system when accessories are changed. Additional holders for foot switches, trays for camera control units, and a high resolution monitor or other accessories may be attached to the column.
FLOOR STAND CONTROL
At a glance
The floor stand is computer-controlled via a touch screen. Here illumination and balancing can be controlled. Additionally, the individual start settings of the microscope parameters can be programmed for each surgeon.
300 W XENON
Powerful light
For easy access, the 300 W xenon light source is located externally underneath the push bar. The upper housing contains a spare light module. The xenon light sources contain filters to protect the surgeon’s eyes and the patient’s tissue against ultraviolet and infrared radiation.