Equipment demonstration
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Staff training
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Expert guidance
We help you choose the right equipment for your needs and budget.
In the OR, it's absolutely critical that the lighting conditions are optimal so you can visualize your work with complete accuracy. However, different surgeries have different lighting requirements. As a specialized piece of medical equipment, surgical lights are cutting-edge devices that come with complicated parameters.
Choosing an excellent Surgical Light for your OR is made even more important by the demanding nature of the vast differences across surgeries. Expert opinions suggest picking a light based on Appearance, Performance, Quality, and Technique, or something like our L6SC.
Most surgical lights employ PWM technology for dimming by modulating pulse width, which causes strain on the eyes and also creates a ripple effect during recordings for remote consultation or teaching. The L6SC uses DC dimming, which adjusts irradiance by drawing DC current away from the surgical light, ensuring clarity during recordings with none of the eye-strain.
Even in LED lights, heat radiation is an unavoidable issue, especially after long periods of standing in the light, which may affect a surgeon's performance in the OR, not to mention lowered irradiance. The L6SC brings to you reduced heat radiation, improved shadowless rate, and stable irradiance. Our Intelligent Shadow Management avoids direct lighting on the surgeons to help them focus on their work. It works by automatically dimming the lights blocked by the surgeon and compensating for irradiance through adjusting the other lamps.
Comen is a Chinese medical device manufacturer headquartered in Guangming District, Shenzhen.
Founded in 2002, the company has spent over two decades building its position as a leading provider of monitoring and diagnostic equipment.
Comen products are distributed in over 190 countries. The company operates its own branches in India, Thailand, the Philippines, Indonesia, France and Russia, ensuring local technical and service support in key markets.
Comen employs over 3,000 people, with approximately one-third working in research and development. Work on advanced specialist monitors began in 2007, with the first products reaching the market in 2009. The company holds nearly 600 patents. Notably, 40% of these were developed in collaboration with clinical experts and healthcare facilities – Comen actively involves the medical community in its product design process.
Comen's offering covers three main categories:
Comen solutions are used in intensive care units (ICU), operating rooms (OR), neonatal intensive care units (NICU), as well as outpatient clinics and practices.
