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    KARL STORZ compact hd 2d exoscope vitom
    (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional <t>(2D)</t> <t>exoscope</t> for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.
    Compact Hd 2d Exoscope Vitom, supplied by KARL STORZ, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Use of a compact high-definition two-dimensional exoscope in surgical treatment of large vestibular schwannoma

    Journal: Chinese Medical Journal

    doi: 10.1097/CM9.0000000000000818

    (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional (2D) exoscope for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.
    Figure Legend Snippet: (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional (2D) exoscope for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.

    Techniques Used: Comparison, Microscopy


    Figure Legend Snippet: Comparison between the microscopic and exoscopic group demonstrating the clinical efficacy and safety of the two-dimensional exoscope system in surgical removal of large vestibular schwannoma.

    Techniques Used: Comparison

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    Article Title: Use of a compact high-definition two-dimensional exoscope in surgical treatment of large vestibular schwannoma
    Article Snippet: .. A compact HD 2D exoscope (ViTOM, Video Telescope Operating Microscopy; Karl Storz GmbH, Tuttlingen, Germany) was used in this study [Figure ]. ..

    Article Title: Use of a compact high-definition two-dimensional exoscope in surgical treatment of large vestibular schwannoma
    Article Snippet: .. A compact HD 2D exoscope (ViTOM, Video Telescope Operating Microscopy; Karl Storz GmbH, Tuttlingen, Germany) was used in this study [Figure 1]. ..



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    (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional <t>(2D)</t> <t>exoscope</t> for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.
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    (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional (2D) exoscope for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.

    Journal: Chinese Medical Journal

    Article Title: Use of a compact high-definition two-dimensional exoscope in surgical treatment of large vestibular schwannoma

    doi: 10.1097/CM9.0000000000000818

    Figure Lengend Snippet: (A) The operative room setting with a compact high-definition two-dimensional (2D) exoscope for a right sub-occipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. A 2D exoscope is attached to a mechanical holding arm and held over the surgical field. Two 26 inch video monitors are positioned 2 m in front of the primary and assistant surgeons. The assistant surgeon sits on the left side of the primary surgeon. All the surgical team has the same view with the primary surgeon. (B) A 90 o 2D exoscope is held in position with a mechanical holding arm that is mounted on the operating table. (C) A 2D exoscope can be quickly switched to an endoscope. (D) A light table and high-definition camera are connected to a exoscope. (E and F) Comparison between the 2D exoscope and binocular operating microscope using in a right suboccipital/retrosigmoid craniotomy. It should be noted that the primary surgeon's head, neck, and arm are in a neutral, relaxed position when performing the surgical procedure using the 2D exoscope. The bulky head stage of the binocular operating microscope takes up the precious space of the operating field.

    Article Snippet: A compact HD 2D exoscope (ViTOM, Video Telescope Operating Microscopy; Karl Storz GmbH, Tuttlingen, Germany) was used in this study [Figure ].

    Techniques: Comparison, Microscopy

    Journal: Chinese Medical Journal

    Article Title: Use of a compact high-definition two-dimensional exoscope in surgical treatment of large vestibular schwannoma

    doi: 10.1097/CM9.0000000000000818

    Figure Lengend Snippet: Comparison between the microscopic and exoscopic group demonstrating the clinical efficacy and safety of the two-dimensional exoscope system in surgical removal of large vestibular schwannoma.

    Article Snippet: A compact HD 2D exoscope (ViTOM, Video Telescope Operating Microscopy; Karl Storz GmbH, Tuttlingen, Germany) was used in this study [Figure ].

    Techniques: Comparison