Medical Illumination Systems are used in surgical procedures to shed light on deep surfaces and differentiate the real color of tissues in the cavity
Medical illumination systems offer good visibility on very deep, narrow, and flat surfaces inside a surgical cavity. Central luminance of medical illumination systems range from 40,000 to 160,000 lumens. The light of medical illumination helps to distinguish the actual color of the tissue within a cavity, due to multiple light points fixed on the same system to assist in reducing shadowing due to light refraction at different angles. This method of illuminating the skin enables a bright, detailed image to be made of the inner portion of the organ or tissue. For this reason, medical illumination systems are known to be extremely advantageous in surgical procedures where detailed images of the internal organs and tissues are needed for effective treatment. For instance, in September 2021, a major manufacturer of laser systems in the U.S., Leonardo Electronics, Inc., received an automotive IATF 16949 certification for its VCSEL (vertical cavity surface emitting laser) in medical applica