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Visual imaging platform offers specialized procedures

The Visera Digital Visual Imaging and Information platform from Olympusallows the physician to specialize each procedure while maintaining standardizationon the platform, creating greater operating efficiency for operating roomstaff and surgeons. The system can be upgraded to match the changing anddiverse needs of a facility's medical staff by adding build-on-demand moduleseven after the unit has been purchased and installed.

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