Urologic surgery involves the treatment of conditions of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. Procedures can range from endoscopic procedures to open surgery.
Organ transplantation is a highly complex discipline that involves the replacement of vital organs such as the heart, liver, or kidneys. Transplant operating rooms are crowded and require impeccable lighting.
Organ transplantation involves the “replacement” of a non-functioning organ with a functioning organ donated by another healthy and compatible individual. Today, transplantation procedures are growing year by year, because the number of donors is increasing and the transportation of organs and the conditions in which the transplant is performed are also improving.
Urology, organ transplant and gynecological surgery
Lighting Recommendations for Urology
A laminar flow compatible lamp, with adjustable intensity and medium color temperature, is essential to ensure visibility and sterility.
In reference to male genitals, the urological examination is fundamental above all to prevent and treat prostate cancer. It recognizes the pathology in time and intervening in the initial stages of its formation is essential to ensure the patient’s recovery.
Gynecological surgery concerns the operations that are performed on the female genitals. Operations of this type can be performed in different ways based on the needs. It ranges from minimally invasive interventions to open ones. Urology, organ transplants and gynecological surgery involve very delicate operations, often tiring and long-lasting. Light is essential to perform these operations with continuity. The most frequent interventions concern the treatment/improvement of fertility, the treatment of benign and malignant pathologies.
Given the type of examinations and interventions that are performed in these areas, it is essential to have a deep light that penetrates and illuminates every detail.
Lighting Recommendations for Organ Transplant
A three-lighthead system is recommended, with large-diameter lightheads to cover the extensive surgical field. Adjustable intensity and shadow suppression technologies ensure clear visibility, even with multiple surgeons in the room.
RIMSA has designed and created combinations of medical scialytic lamps that ensure intense, constant and always “clean” lighting. Through the digital membrane on the RIMSA lamps, it is possible to quickly and easily adjust both the level of light intensity and the color temperature.
LEDs provide durability and stability of the light field and prevent tissue dehydration.
Here are the combinations of medical lamps that we suggest for the fields of urology, organ transplantation and gynecological surgery:
- Unica 520+Unica 520
- U29+U29
- Pentaled 63N+Pentaled 30N
Lighting Recommendations for Gynecological Surgery
A flexible arm with an examination light is often necessary to ensure clear vision during diagnostic and surgical procedures.
