With the OPMI® VISU 210, Carl Zeiss has created a surgical microscope that can only be described as absolute state-of-the-art for ophthalmic surgery. Its wide range of uses meet the demands placed on it by surgeons and it offers new functions to improve depth of field, resolution and contrast. With its completely integrated assistant’s microscope the OPMI® VISU 210 is also ideal for university hospitals
Zeiss OPMI VISU 210 Microscope (Pre-Owned)
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