3D Digital Microsurgery Microscope - Kestrel View II

Mitaka is always looking to the future. The KestrelView is currently in development using the latest innovations in 3D surgical imaging.

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An HD Passive 3D monitor provides a flexible 3D view of the surgical site, allowing surgeons to maintain optimal ergonomic posture throughout surgery.

And with a working distance of 300-1000 mm the scope is easily kept out of the way of large tools or the surgeon’s head.   

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KestrelView II

The Mitaka KestrelView II is a next generation all-digital 3D microscope. Now featuring maximum magnifications of between 15x @ 1000mm WD and 39x at 300mm WD. Designed to streamline microsurgery by allowing surgeons to work off a full HD screen in 3D allowing them to maintain optimal ergonomic posture throughout surgery. The KestrelView II is operated easily by surgeons who have not had microscopy training and offers those who have trained with a microscope a more simplified way to access the same surgical view.

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Streamlined Microsurgery 

By having a variable working distance of 300mm to 1000mm surgeons are able to operate with KestrelView II

optics above head-level and completely out of the field. Surgeons can easily view the unmagnified surgical site by simply looking down. It also allows them to work with large tools without moving or repositioning the scope. 

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Pure-Digital Revolution 

- Highg quality recordings are identical to what the surgeon actually sees in surgery and can be rendered in 2D as well as the original 3D. 

- Takes advantage of digital chip technology driven by the prefesional video market, allowing for more fluid upgrades than an all- glass system

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Features

• Provides a flexible 3-D view of the surgical site via an HD Passive 3D monitor
• Hand and foot controls with Zoom & XY
• Perfectly Counterbalanced Stand
• Maintain any visual angle while staying upright and comfortable
• 300-1000mm working distance makes it easy to keep the scope out of the way of large tools or the surgeon’s head.
• Dual camera Full HD 1080p Passive 3D Display
• Laser-guided focus
• Incredible depth of field resulting from dual cameras.

By having a variable working distance of 300mm to 1000mm surgeons are able to operate with KestrelView II optics above head-level and completely out of the field. Surgeons can easily view the unmagnified surgical site by simply looking down. It also allows them to work with large tools without moving or repositioning the scope.