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Alcon Ngenuity 3D Visualization System alcon.com The microscopes in use nowa- days are all very good, but the 3D visualization provided by this sys- tem gives you even greater depth of focus. It consists of a 3D stereoscopic high-definition digi- tal video camera and workstation that acts as an adjunct to the microscope during surgery. Now, for me, this is as much a teaching tool — it lets everyone in the OR see what you're seeing — as it is a tool that you need specifically for surgery. Clinically, it's not a must-have. But it's certainly a nice-to-have if you can afford it. Beyond the image quality, the big benefit of systems like this is sur- geon ergonomics. Traditionally, when you're sitting at a micro- scope, you're hunched over, look- ing down. After years and years, that can take a toll. There are times when my back screams at me at the end of the day. A lot of that is just paying attention to your posture when you're doing cases, but you don't always do that. This scope allows you to assume a different posture so that you're looking straight ahead, which is ergonomically much, much better. A U G U S T 2 0 1 9 • O U T PA T I E N T S U R G E R Y. N E T • 5 7 • A NEW VIEW Dr. Bailey dons 3D glasses to take a spin with Alcon's new visualization system. Joe Paone www.viscot.com viscotcs@viscot.com • 800.221.0658 Cataract site marking solution • Sufficiently permanent to resist prep • Easily removed post procedure • Visible on all patient skin tones Quick to apply, easy to remove - see demo: w w w.bit.ly/tatmarker temporary skin indicia

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