Lighting technology is a complex field with many parameters that are important for understanding the lighting conditions of our operating lights.
In this video, Ina gives a brief overview and explains the watt reference value.

Lighting technology is a complex field with many parameters that are important for understanding the lighting conditions of our operating lights.
In this video, Ina gives a brief overview and explains the reference variable lux.

Lighting technology is a complex field with many parameters that are important for understanding the lighting conditions of our operating lights. In this video, Tobias gives a brief overview and explains the reference value candela.

Lighting technology is a complex field with many parameters that are important for understanding the lighting conditions of our operating lights. In this video, Tobias gives a brief overview and explains the parameter of color temperature.

Implants ?! ... No, not THESE implants. We are not talking about breast implants or dental implants, but about implants that are used to treat bone fractures. Jana answers the following questions in the video:

• What does a bone look like from the inside?
• Why does a bone break?
• How can it be healed?

Did you know that some implants have a superpower? They can disappear in the body after a certain amount of time. In this video, Jana tells you how this can happen and what these implants have in common with spaghetti.

If people, for example, fall awkwardly and try to catch themselves, they may break their wrist. But which bone is actually affected, and how is such an injury treated? In the video, Alina provides a brief overview of the topic.

Sometimes, a cast is not enough for a distal radius fracture and surgery is necessary. In this video, Alina explains the steps involved in an operation and how our Ixos® implant is used.

In this video, we will be discussing why bones are intentionally broken or cut to facilitate future lengthening. Specifically, we will delve into the concept of distraction osteogenesis and the tools involved, such as distractors.

Michael will provide an explanation of the fundamental principle behind distraction, which is also known as bone lengthening.

In the last part of the video series on distraction osteogenesis, Michael explained the topic and examined what roughly happens during this process. In this part, we will look closer at the apparatus we need for distraction, known as the "distractor".

Join us for the final part of our video series on distraction osteogenesis, where Michael will delve into the different phases of a distraction.

We offer an impressive portfolio of over 12,500 surgical instruments - each manufactured to the highest quality standards. But why do we need so many different instruments? What tiny differences make them so unique? And why does precision craftsmanship play such a crucial role in production?

In this video, we get to the bottom of these questions and take you on a fascinating journey of discovery: Petra shows you step-by-step how we produce a surgical instrument.

RFID is a technology that makes contactless reception and transmission of data possible. In medical technology, RFID technology is also well suited to making processes more efficient through contactless tracking of instruments and devices, for example. Doro and Jörg explain more about this in this video.

Electricity has become pervasive in our modern lives, serving as our constant companion daily. With a simple button, we can effortlessly access light, enjoy music, power our vehicles, and even sustain the beating of our hearts . For centuries, electricity has played a vital role in medicine. However, the transition of hazardous, standard electricity into medical electricity remains a mystery to many. Roland provides in-depth clarity on this subject and tackles numerous related inquiries in our video.

We are taught about the potential dangers of electricity from a young age. It's an invisible, noiseless, and odorless force; by the time we sense it, it's often too late. The risk of losing one's life in an electrical accident is 50 times higher than in other types of accidents. Curious about why a patient doesn't receive an electric shock during medical treatment? 

Roland shares his unique knowledge on this and many more questions in this video.