LED Fiber-Optic Lighting Devices Developed for Medical Assistance for the Local Treatment Retractor
Author(s) -
Ik-Soo Eo
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
journal of the korea academia-industrial cooperation society
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2288-4688
pISSN - 1975-4701
DOI - 10.5762/kais.2016.17.2.666
Subject(s) - color rendering index , brightness , light source , color temperature , chromaticity , led lamp , illuminance , computer science , rendering (computer graphics) , optical fiber , light intensity , optics , materials science , retractor , optoelectronics , artificial intelligence , light emitting diode , medicine , telecommunications , physics , surgery
This paper introduces a device providing close local lighting to the affected part, where the operation-purpose astral lamp alone cannot shed light directly, in an operation room of hospitals or clinics, which helps clinical doctors perform safe treatment of the affected part deep inside a human body. This medical assisting lighting is a device necessary to prevent fatal operation failures, which can occur with minute operation processes, such as tumor removal or angiorrhaphy. The components, such as the light source and power supply were designed to be low power consuming and small in size, have a narrow angle lens was used to increase the light spreading effect and focused illumination. The end-caps of the light transmission device using an optical cable and the lighting device were designed in the waterproof type to enable disinfection of these devices after use for the next patients. According to the measurement of the light source properties made after development of the retractor lighting device, the illumination intensity was 490 lux, the brightness was 11,550cd/㎡, general color rendering index was 78, color temperature was 11,000K, and the intensity distribution was even, which were confirmed to be adequate for medical assisting local lighting.
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