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What Your Eye Surgeons
Want in a Microscope
z HAVE A LOOK In addition to wanting efficiency and comfort in their scopes, eye
surgeons are loyal to microscopes that deliver precise visualization and control.
T.
Hunter
Newsom,
MD
Poll your surgeons and it's highly likely they'll list the
following factors as the keys to their scope choices.
O
phthalmic surgical micro-
scopes are a major pur-
chase. Your surgeons are
going to be working with those machines for the next
10 to 15 years, easily. Unlike their choice of intraopera-
tive lenses, which they can change every couple of months to get bet-
ter results, the microscope you buy this year will be in your OR for
the long haul. That's why many surgeons have strong loyalties toward
the scope manufacturers who satisfy their visualization, comfort and
T. Hunter Newsom, MD
Tampa, Fla.
