ZEISS RESIGHT 700 advanced system for vitreoretinal surgical guidance

ZEISS RESIGHT 700 (Without Lenses)

Supplied without lenses, this intraoperative ophthalmic visualization system integrates with a surgical microscope and viewing lenses for posterior segment viewing and instrument guidance during vitreoretinal surgery.

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SKU: RESIGHT 700 Categories: Medical Equipment, Ophthalmology, Surgical Equipment

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Technical Specifications of the product

Specification	Description
Device Type / Variant	Without Lenses
Function	Intraoperative ophthalmic visualization system that supports viewing of the fundus and posterior segment during vitreoretinal surgery. Used with a compatible surgical microscope and viewing lenses to assist surgical orientation and manipulation.
Diagnostic / Procedure Area	Vitreoretinal surgery
Key Features	Intraoperative visualization system (without lenses)
Condition	refurbished
Maintenance Available	Yes
Installation Included	Yes
Installment Plan	50% Down Payment + 3 Months
Warranty	6 Months Warranty
Training Included	Yes
SKU	RESIGHT 700

This surgical equipment supports intraoperative visualization of the fundus and posterior segment during vitreoretinal procedures. Used with a compatible surgical microscope and separate viewing lenses, it aids orientation and manipulation in the operative field. Supplied without lenses, the configuration allows integration with existing microscope systems for ophthalmic surgery workflows.

Surgical Applications of the product

ZEISS RESIGHT 700 (Without Lenses) enables controlled visualization of the posterior pole and retinal periphery to support spatial orientation during vitreoretinal interventions. Visualization is preserved across intraoperative media transitions, maintaining a usable view during fluid–air exchange or tamponade changes.

Common Applications

Pars plana vitrectomy with wide-angle fundus visualization
Retinal detachment repair, including periphery inspection and subretinal fluid management
Macular hole surgery and epiretinal membrane (ERM) peeling
Diabetic tractional retinal detachment membrane dissection
Intraoperative endolaser photocoagulation under stable view
Visualization during fluid–air exchange and gas or silicone oil tamponade placement