The Hague Straight Original Slit Lamp BQ900
Description
By adopting the Galileo type optical system, various optional functions such as a stereo variator and beam splitter can be added. The eyepiece has a large aperture of 16 mm, and the apochromat optical system provides a bright, high-resolution observation image. In addition, by using LEDs as the light source, we have created slit light that is more uniform and bright, and has the spectrum that is most clinically easy to use. Human luminosity depends on the frequency band of light. By making the spectral distribution of the entire slit light similar to that of tungsten light and designing the peak of the spectrum in the frequency band where human visual sensitivity is higher, the slit light that looks clearer is created. The sub-peak of the spectral light provided in the short wavelength band has the optimum spectrum for the excitation of fluorescein, enabling clearer fluorescence observation than ever before.
The Hague Straight Original Slit Lamp BQ900
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Galileo type optical system allows for the addition of various optional functions such as a stereo variator and beam splitter.
The eyepiece has a large aperture of 16 mm.
The use of LEDs creates slit light that is more uniform and bright, providing a brighter and clearer observation image.
The spectral distribution of the slit light is designed to be similar to that of tungsten light, with the peak of the spectrum in the frequency band where human visual sensitivity is higher, resulting in a clearer and more visually appealing slit light.
Yes, the Hague Straight Original Slit Lamp BQ900 can be customized with various optional functions such as a stereo variator and beam splitter.