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"Pathological Monocular Microscope" is a specialized microscope designed specifically for use by pathologists, featuring a single eyepiece (monocular) and high-quality optics to enable detailed examination of tissue samples for disease diagnosis, allowing them to observe minute cellular details with exceptional clarity and precision, crucial for accurate analysis in pathology studies; it typically incorporates ergonomic design for comfortable extended use during tissue analysis.....

Key Points & Features -:-

Function-:Used by pathologists to examine tissue samples under magnification, helping them identify abnormalities and diagnose diseases by analyzing cellular structures and characteristics.
Monocular design-:Has only one eyepiece for viewing, which can be suitable for certain applications where a single eye is sufficient for observation.
High-quality optics-:Equipped with advanced lenses to provide sharp, clear images with minimal distortion, allowing for accurate interpretation of minute cellular details. .
Ergonomic design-:Features adjustable components and comfortable handling to minimize user fatigue during prolonged observation sessions.
Specialized illumination-:May include optimized lighting systems to enhance visibility of specific tissue features.
Magnification-: Can magnify up to 1000x.
Lighting-: Can have transmitted light, Koehler illumination, or a halogen bulb.
Stage-: Can have a graduated mechanical stage with specimen mover handwheels.
Nosepiece-: Can have a quadruple revolving nosepiece with clip stops.
Objectives: Can have parafocaled semi-plan achromate objectives.
Condenser: Can have an Abbe condenser with iris diaphragm and filter holder.
Enable pathologists to see abnormalities that they would not be able to see with their naked eye.
Allow for detailed observations and magnification of inconspicuous cells and tissues.

Specification-:-

One 10x Wide Field Eye -piece.

4 nos. Objectives, Parafocal Achromatic, 4x, 10x, 40x SL and 100x SL Oil immersion.

Stage -: Horizontal Mechanical of size 120 X 125mm min.

Focussing -: Co-axial coarse and fine focussing.

Illumination -: LED Light with on/off switch, light intensity regulator and Plano concave mirror attachment suitable for 220V, 50 Hz. AC supply.

Packaging-:Inner Thermocol/Styrofoam Packing and Outer Cardboard Box.

Its available without ISI mark.

Technical Parameters

Modeld	Volume	Inn Chamber WxDxH (mm)	CAP	No. of shelves
MSI-BOD-1	90 Ltrs	450 x 450 x 500	3Cft.	2
MSI-BOD-2	180 Ltrs	550 x 550 x 700	6Cft	3
MSI-BOD-3	280 Ltrs	550 x 550 x 900	10 ft.	3
MSI-BOD-4	336 Ltrs	650 x 580 x 900	12Cft	3
MSI-BOD-5	420 Ltrs	700 x 650 x 900	15Cft	4

Uses For-:-

Pathological Monocular Microscope:- is used to study cells and tissues in pathology. It can magnify images of cells and other compounds that are too small to see with the naked eye.Research-: Used in research and development in laboratories, hospitals, and colleges.Teaching-: Used in educational institutions for teaching and learning.Medical treatment: Used in medical treatment and demonstrations.Pathological Monocular Microscope caters to the specific needs of pathologists, offering them unparalleled precision during the examination of microscopic samples. Pathology is a branch of medicine that focuses on the study and diagnosis of diseases through the examination of tissues, organs, and bodily fluids.Examination of biopsies from various body tissues to diagnose cancers and other diseases.Analysis of cytology samples (e.g., Pap smears) for abnormal cells.Studying tissue morphology and cellular changes in disease states.Monocular microscopes can be used to examine microscopic animals, plants, and cells. Magnifications range from 40x up to 1000x. You can find monocular microscopes commonly used in laboratories and classrooms to observe slide samples.Microscopes enable pathologists to see abnormalities that they would not be able to see with their naked eye, whether it is fine structures, subtle differences in color, or the number of certain cells in a specimen.Monocular microscopes have one eyepiece and eyetube that can magnify samples up to 1,000 times, commonly use to view objects mounted onto glass slides with no depth. Monocular microscopes are almost identical to binocular microscopes, but the latter has two eyepieces for less eye strain.pathological monocular microscope is primarily used by pathologists to examine tissue samples under high magnification, allowing them to analyze cellular details and diagnose diseases by studying the microscopic characteristics of bodily tissues, organs, and fluids, often used in clinical pathology laboratories for accurate disease diagnosis.....