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Archive > November, 2005 Vol. VI, No. 11
What ENT Docs Want in a Scope
Straight from a surgeon, here's what to look for when purchasing an ENT operating microscope.
Michael C. Bard, MD

I have many unpleasant memories of dealing with a scope outfitted with an improper focal length and of trying to find the nurse who knows where all the correct lenses are hidden. Not my idea of a good time. Here are 10 factors to consider so that the new or refurbished ENT operating microscope you buy will please your surgeons and serve your surgical center well for years to come.

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