The ARRISCOPE is a fully digital surgical microscope which, in contrast to conventional optical systems, displays the situs in a digital binocular with high resolution and in 3D.
The 3D visualization for the surgeon as well as for co-observation and assistance is not an additional purchase option as with conventional systems. Rather, it is immanent in the ARRISCOPE system as digital 3D native imaging is its nature.

The philosophy of the ARRISCOPE is that surgeons remain fully concentrated and do not have to turn away from the situs during the procedure – just like in a surgical cockpit.

Complimentary information can be displayed via PiP Mode (Picture-in-Picture Mode) in outstanding image quality directly in the digital binocular.

The mechanical design allows for almost effortless positioning of the microscope providing a steady image at all times.

The Assist Mode provides live support via telestration. The touchscreen user interface allows for viewing and telestrating on the surgical field displayed, highlighting e.g. crucial anatomical structures. All information becomes visible right in front of the surgeon’s eyes in the digital binocular.

Presentation of supplementary image information as PiP (picture-in-picture) directly in the binocular with maximum image quality. The surgeon can switch between the video sources at any time using the system handles. In principle, signals from a wide variety of external video sources can be displayed. Examples:

Preoperative image data (e.g. CT, MRT)
These can be imported directly from the hospital network (PACS). The surgeon himself can enlarge/reduce the images and scroll through the layers.

Endoscope image
The live video of endoscopes can be displayed directly in the binocular. The PiP display, or in this case even the simultaneous display of the endoscope and microscope image, allows you to “look around the corner” while at the same time seeing the microscope image as a reference for orientation.

The surgeon and co-observer / assistant always see the same 3D image – the same image detail in the same format in comparable quality and always in focus. Co-observers and assistant share exactly the same image and view.

The surgeon can rest assured that the video recordings show exactly what he sees in the eyepiece. There is no difference in terms of field of view, sharpness and focus.

Our employees possess years of experience and know-how in the field of digital imaging. Thus, the complete image processing chain, which consists of camera, LED illumination and corresponding software, can be guaranteed to provide the best possible image quality.

With the ARRISCOPE cumbersome cabling in the OR becomes obsolete. The ARRISCOPE provides wireless 3D video transmission to up to 4 displays at the same time.

Munich Surgical Imaging understands that the OR becomes increasingly complex. Therefore, the ARRISCOPE was designed for ease-of-use.

E.g. a dedicated start-up guide leads users through the entire set-up procedure. Important user guidance may be called up at any point of time.

The ARRISCOPE’s small footprint allows easy maneuverability even in small ORs. The long reach of the ARRISCOPE prevents the need for continuous repositioning of the system while still being able to reach any ROI required.

The ARRISCOPE’s LED cold-light source significantly reduces the likeliness of skin burns even at a high light intensity.

Our excellent service, combined with years of experience in professional video technology, makes Munich Surgical Imaging a partner you can trust. Our outstanding performance in video processing and image quality is embodied in the numerous Oscar® awards for the digital camera system that our current product is based on.

Absolutely! Please contact the Munich Surgical Imaging Team through the „Contact“ button on this website to arrange for a personal visit and demonstration of the ARRISCOPE.