Sometech, a specialized medical device company (CEO Hee-bong Yang),

announced on the 18th that it unveiled its 4K 3D digital surgical microscope,

VOMS-400 OPH, 

at the 114th Annual Meeting of the Korean Ophthalmological Society,

held recently at the Inspire Resort in Incheon.

During the exhibition, Sumtech conducted live product demonstrations at its booth, showcasing features specifically designed for ophthalmic surgery.

VOMS-400 OPH is a digital surgical microscope system that delivers 4K ultra-high-definition resolution and 3D stereoscopic imaging. It projects the surgical field onto

a large 4K monitor, allowing clear visualization of fine intraocular structures, including

the lens, retina, and optic nerve in procedures such as cataract, retinal, and glaucoma surgeries. The 3D stereoscopic view also enables surgeons to accurately perceive

the position and depth of surgical instruments, facilitating precise microsurgical manipulation.

According to the company, surgeons can use the large monitor instead of the microscope eyepiece, which helps reduce fatigue during long procedures. In addition, the system allows real-time sharing of 4K 3D surgical footage, making it highly useful for professional training and the dissemination of surgical techniques.

Sometech official stated, “The VOMS-400 OPH was developed to provide the visual
solutions required for delicate ophthalmic surgeries,” adding, “Based on the positive
feedback from medical professionals at the conference, we plan to expand 

the distribution of this product.”

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