Equip the operating room

Operating room surgical light are one of the most basic and important devices used in operating rooms to illuminate the surgical site and better view small limbs without contrast in the deep areas of the site or body cavities.

The most suitable lamp for the operating room is the Sialtik lamp and it has different types such as single moon, double moon and three moon lights that can illuminate different parts. Because hands, heads, equipment, etc. may cause shadows during operation, the design should be such that these lights reduce annoying shadows and minimize color distortion.

A surgical lamp typically consists of one or more optical sections attached to a suspended arm, which can provide vertical, circular motions.

  There are several types of light sources: ordinary incandescent lamps, gas lamps and LED lamps.

LED lights are more expensive than ordinary light bulbs, but they also have advantages. The manufacturers claim that they use LEDs that do not emit infrared or ultraviolet light; So less heat is generated; Also, such lamps have a longer life than ordinary lamps and their light is gradually reduced; Therefore, the risk of sudden shutdown during surgery is eliminated. LED lights can give you more control over annoying shadows.

 To reduce the effects of heat in incandescent lamps, filters are used that pass visible light but prevent heat dissipation.

Equip the operating room

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Notes when using the lighting system

It has happened many times that extra heat is created in the lamp capsule and by heating the heat inside the capsule, it causes the wires to melt or the shell to dry and crack. As a result, the connection of the wire resulting from this event causes the lamp to turn off and creates a danger in the operating room for the patient.

Open design for heat transfer and use of fan for air circulation inside the lighting system are two acceptable solutions to solve these problems. Light flicker after being in the desired surgical position is another important issue in the use of this tool, which sometimes leads to a change in the position of the system.

Some systems use magnetic locks designed to solve this problem, but to date this problem has not been fundamentally solved.

Dust or fingerprints on halogen-quartz lamps can also cause burns, discoloration or even explosion. These bulbs are usually packaged to prevent direct contact with the hand during installation, but in any case, if the bulb needs to be removed or touched, a clean cloth or glove should be used after the bulb has cooled down. No fingerprints left on it.

There are several different types of light sources: Conventional incandescent lamps, gas lamps, and LED lights. Surgical lights typically use halogen-tungsten, halogen-xenon, or halogen-quartz lamps, known as white light bulbs. they do.

The most important features of an operating room lamp

• Enough light, suitable for any type of surgery

• Having the same light as daylight

• Create cool light using appropriate optical filters

• Ability to penetrate light deep into the operating area

• Create minimal shadows in the area of operation

• Hygienic lighting environment

• Simplicity of structure and ease of adjusting the lights

• Variety and modularity of the light head to obtain the most appropriate light intensity and size of the area