OBERKOCHEN, Germany, Sept. 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- At this year's Congress of Neurological Surgeons (CNS) in Washington D.C., USA, ZEISS Medical Technology introduces PENTERO® 800 S from ZEISS – the reimagination of the iconic PENTERO platform. The Advanced Visualization System provides Visual Certainty with extended optical capabilities to work in deep anatomical channels with more confidence and facilitates manipulation of submillimeter vessels with unprecedented resolution. Seamless Performance with reinvented interactions allows to accelerate workflow efficiency, and Integrated Connectivity with leading digital solutions supports to educate the next generation of leading surgeons, as well as communicating effectively within and outside of the OR. And ultimately, to make a real difference in the lives of the patients.

Modern microsurgery builds upon advances in providing comprehensive visual information in the right moment. "The iconic ZEISS PENTERO platform is one of the most widely used surgical microscopes around the world with more than 20 million surgical procedures to date. With the surgeons' constantly evolving discipline-specific challenges in mind, ZEISS now reimagined it for today's digital age to support them in elevating the microsurgical interventions to yet another level," says Magnus Reibenspiess, Head of Strategic Business Unit Microsurgery, ZEISS Medical Technology.

Visual Certainty with extended optical capabilities
During microsurgical interventions, surgeons have to be certain that they are making the right decisions at the right time. Therefore, detailed and immediate visual information on the anatomy is key to achieve the best outcome for their patients. ZEISS PENTERO 800 S provides them with Visual Certainty at each step of the surgical procedure. It combines a fully integrated 4K 3D camera system with excellent ZEISS optics and further extends their surgical view with refined resolution, enhanced depth of field, and around-the-corner perspectives. "[…] In spine surgery what we are looking for is really a combination of visualization technologies using the exoscope, the microscope, the QEVO* […] together allowing us to do surgeries less invasively, more accurately, and more precisely," states Dr. Roger Haertl, MD, Director of Spinal Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine Center for Comprehensive Spine Care, New York, USA.

Seamless Performance with reinvented interactions

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