Karl Storz Se Co. & Kg

Karl Storz Imaging, Inc.

Kay Behrendt

Daniel Muellenmeister

Judith Holzer

Rainer Schmitz

Ruediger Schoenleber

Daniel Müllenmeister

Jochen Stefan

Jonas Forster

Theo Wolf

Laura Steck

Léon Goltsche

Andreas Heni

Robin Merz

Sven Grüner

Benedikt Koehler

Walter Vogel

Benedikt Köhler

Alexander Sabo

Esteban Cortina

Thorsten Karge

Pascal Heni

Claus Kramer

Thorsten Ahrens

Chunman Fan

Rüdiger Schönleber

Rainer Schairer

Sebastian Barth

Annika Witte

Sven Gruener

Chuman Fan

Manuel Ebert

Bennedikt Koehler

Christoph Busch

Markus Blocherer

Robert Lange

Laura Ziegler

Andreas Bayer

Marcel Scheibel

Andreas Schmal

Wolfgang Müller-Beiter

Exoscope

Optical apparatus

Handle for medical instruments

An optical observation instrument according to the invention, in particular a surgical microscope or exoscope, comprises an optics unit with an objective arrangement and at least one electronic image recorder, wherein the optics unit has a first stereo channel with a first beam path and a second stereo channel with a second beam path for recording a stereo image of an object field with the at least one electronic image recorder and wherein the first and the second beam path extend through the objective arrangement. Further, the observation instrument comprises a retaining apparatus which comprises a retaining bracket, which engages over the optics unit, wherein the retaining bracket comprises an operating device with a number of operating elements for controlling a retaining arm, to which the retaining apparatus is connectable.

Optical observation instrument

Robotic arm for exoscopes

Display screen with graphical user interface

Robot arm adapter

Device housing

Medical console

COR tripod trolley

An autoclavable handle () includes a handle housing () and with at least one switch element () mounted to the handle housing (). The autoclavable handle () is permanently resistant to the effects of machine cleaning and of steam sterilization. The at least one switch element () is resiliently pressable into the handle housing (). The switch element () is mounted in the handle housing () via at least one web () arranged on an underside of the switch element (). The switch element () is sealed off from the handle housing () via a circumferential sealing element ().

Autoclavable handle

Instrument holding device for surgery

3D controller

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Tuttlingen, Germany

Kay Behrendt