Microscopy

Internal medicine is concerned with the structure, function, and diseases of all the organ systems of our body. The vascular system, metabolism and hormones, digestive organs, blood and haematopoietic organs. Heart and circulation, kidney and urinary tract, respiratory organs, skeleton and connective tissue.

Internal specialists rely on crystal clear images of their specimens with the highest possible colour fidelity using bright field, phase contrast, DIC or fluorescence microscopy. An ergonomic microscope with up to 1000x magnification enables diagnosis at the cellular level for diseases of internal organs.