The surgical auxiliary lighting manufacturer tells you that the surgical shadowless lamp, as a very important operating room lighting tool, has excellent characteristics and can be subdivided into many types. So how does it manage to work? Most people have an understanding of its functions, but are still unclear about its working process, so let's take a look today.

The surgical auxiliary lighting manufacturer tells you that before the operation starts, the staff will move the surgical shadowless light to the appropriate surgical area, and then turn on the light. At this moment, the doctor usually stands under the surgical light with his head facing the lamp head, and then reaches out and grabs the middle of the lamp head. Using the sterile handle, look at the light spot formed by the light in the surgical area, and gradually adjust the position of the base until the lighting environment of the surgical field is more satisfactory.
After the operation begins, the position of the general surgical shadowless lamp will not change. The manufacturer of surgical auxiliary lighting tells you that when the field of view is cut off, in-depth learning or the field of view is changed, it needs to be adjusted. At this moment, the doctor can fine-tune the position of the lamp head through the sterile handle, and then obtain a clearer field of vision to illuminate a long-term operation. After that, the medical staff removed the lamp head to the outside of the operation area, removed the sterile handle, and carried out strict disinfection.
Surgical auxiliary lighting manufacturers tell you that the main users of surgical shadowless lights are doctors and nurses. Nursing requires moving the surgical headlight over long distances before and after each surgery. As for the doctor, during the operation, whether the chief surgeon or the helper, basically stands under the shadowless lamp and is in close contact with the surgical shadowless lamp for a long time.