Surgical operation lamp
4 claims: 2 independent, 2 dependent
- 1Operationsleuchte (1), umfassend einzelne Lichtmodule (6a bis 6k) mit jeweils einem Gehäuse (9) und in dem Gehäuse (9) untergebrachten Leuchtmitteln (10a bis 10c), dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Gehäuse (9) an ihren Seitenflächen oder der Rückseite sowohl mechanische als auch elektronische wie elektrische Verbindungselemente oder Konnektoren aufweisen, um Leuchtmittel in den Lichtmodulen (6a bis 6k) anzusteuern und an eine elektrische Stromversorgung anzuschließen, und um die Lichtmodule zu einer Facettenstruktur zusammenzusetzen, welche die Lichtfeldform widerspiegelt.
- 2Operationsleuchte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Leuchtmittel LEDs (10a bis 10c) sind.
- 3Operationsleuchte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Lichtmodule ( 6a bis 6k ) schwenkbar miteinander verbunden sind.
- 4Operationsleuchte nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass Linsen (11a bis 11c) zur Aufweitung und/oder zur Vergleichmäßigung des LED-Lichts vorgesehen sind.
Independent claims4
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The invention relates to a surgical lamp.
For example, by DE 197 29 758 A1 a surgical lamp has become known.
Document US 20030146719 discloses a surgical light that is composed of individual light modules.
Large mirror lights of the aforementioned type have the disadvantage that the obstacles will be displayed in the light field and affect the light field shape. The light exit surface is interrupted.
Individual smaller illuminating surfaces result in dissolved light systems (eg DE 84 05 380 U1) the concealment by the surgeon to increased losses in the illuminance.
The application-related change of the field form (the illuminated on the operating table surface) is not provided in an operating room light according to the teachings of the prior art.
the task Applicant has set itself is to provide a surgical lamp with a uniform, adaptable to different surgical procedures Light field.
This object is achieved by a surgical lamp according to claim. 1 The matable modules allow adaptation to the requirements of the operator, which make the adjustment may itself. Depending on the combination of the light modules, the light field changed.
Advantageous developments of the invention are contained in the other claims:<ul><li>The training of pivot axes using joints leads to further individually feasible adjustments to the arrangement of the modules in order to change the light field.</li><li>Dimming can be achieved by mechanical and / or optical means. Diaphragms, lenses or optical filter, which can be moved into the beam path into it, resulting in a change of the luminous flux. Alternatively, a dimming be generated by a change of the electric current supplied to LED and / or the electrical voltage.</li></ul>
Preferred embodiments of the invention are shown schematically in the drawing and is explained in more detail with reference to the figures of the drawing. It shows:<dl id="dl0001"><dt><b>Fig. 1</b></dt><dd>a surgical lamp;</dd><dt><b>FIG. 2</b></dt><dd>several light modules of the surgical lamp of FIG. 1;</dd><dt><b>FIGS. 3a to 3d</b></dt><dd>Possible combinations of the light modules in accordance with FIG. 2; </dd><dt><b>FIG. 4a, 4b</b></dt><dd>Panning options two connected light modules according to FIG. 2;</dd><dt><b>Fig. 5</b></dt><dd>the detailed structure of an optical module in accordance with FIG. 2;</dd><dt><b>Fig. 6</b></dt><dd>Another possible combination of the modules;</dd><dt><b>Fig. 7</b></dt><dd>Another possible combination of modules.</dd></dl>
From the side view of a surgical lamp <b>1</b> (<b>Fig. 1</b>) Is the principal visible a known structure. The surgical lamp 1 includes a lamp body<b>2,</b> which in FIG. 1 does not exhibit visible light source in its interior. The lamp body 2 is fixed via a pivot arm not completely shown in FIG. 1 pivotally mounted to a stationary bracket on a ceiling or a wall of a building or a mobile unit. The swivel arm is composed of several interconnected elements via joints. A integral with the surgical lamp 1 member<b>4</b> of the swing arm is merely indicated in FIG. 1. Therefore, can the surgical lamp 1 in X, Y, move and rotate the Z-direction in three dimensions. A sensor mounted on the lamp body 2 handle<b>3</b> allows the positioning of the Operatiönsleuchte at any position on an operating table. The handle 3 is detachably attached to the bottom<b>5</b> the operating lamp mounted.
At the bottom 5 exits light to illuminate the surgical site.
<b>FIG. 2</b> shows that as the light source individual light modules <b>6a</b> to <b>6g</b> can be assembled, as indicated by the arrows. The individual light modules 6a to 6g comprise a housing which both mechanical and electronic and electrical connecting elements or connectors has at its side surfaces in order to control lighting means in the light modules and to connect to an electrical power supply. The coupling of the light modules 6a to 6g is possible on each side surface, so that any combination possibilities are conceivable. There may be a light generated whose light field is adapted to the operation to be performed.
Alternatively, the modules can be mounted with rear connectors on a carrier plate.
The <b>3a</b> to <b>3d</b> show examples of this vote of light modules 6a to 6g to light rays through the <b>7</b> light boxes <b>8a</b> to <b>8d</b> vote. Depending on the combination of the light modules 6a to 6g, the light field 8a will have to 8d a greater extent in the longitudinal direction or the width. The light field 8a to 8d can be configured differently and at its ends or in the middle. This means that the light field 8a to 8d reflects the contour of the light module combination. Each light module 6a to 6g can even illuminate an entire surgical site. The light field 8a to 8d is the illuminated area on the operating table. The light modules 6a to 6g can be assembled by any combination with other light modules to different total modules as a light source. This changes the light field size, the illuminance and the light field shape of the light field 8a to 8d.
According to <b>4a</b> to <b>4b</b> the light modules <b>6h</b> to <b>6k</b> not rigidly connected together, but using articulated links are pivotally coupled to each other. These compounds allow pivoting about the pivot axes<b>16</b> and <b>18</b> in double arrow directions <b>17</b> and <b>19th</b> Fig. 4A shows that the side surfaces at which the light exits, can be folded towards each other. Fig. Figure 4b shows that the edge areas can be folded towards each other. In addition to the shown hinge-like joints to a respective connecting line of light modules 6H to 6K also ball joints are possible in one or more of the six corners of the light modules 6H to 6K. The joints cause already combined light modules 6h to 6k still in their position can be changed to each other. The operator can vary the light fields in addition.
The light modules 6a to 6k are almost borderless together fügbar. Borderless means for the purposes of the invention, that the transitions between the individual light modules 6a to 6k have no significant impact on the optical properties, in particular the light output toward the surgical site. The generated light is perceived in spite of the composite of several light modules 6a to 6k light source uniform. Each light module 6a to 6k in turn comprises a plurality of individual LEDs, for example, 30 to 50. From this lighting advantages analogous to large mirror lighting as a theoretically optimal shadow freedom by large light output.
The individual light modules, for example, in the <b>Fig. 5</b> Light module shown 6a, all consist of a housing <b>9</b> with mechanical and / or electrical or electronic connection elements or connectors to the adjacent light modules 6b to 6g. The shape of the light modules 6a to 6g is designed so that they can be arranged on a spherical surface with a typical radius of 1000 mm without intermediate spaces. To achieve this, the light modules are formed 6a to 6g as hexagons. In assembled form, resulting in a kind of honeycomb structure or facet structure. The surgical site facing surface of the light modules 6a to 6g also need not necessarily be flat, but may be slightly concave to mimic the curvature of the spherical surface better. The optical axis of each light module 6a to 6g has in the focal point of the spherical surface.
Different light field shapes can be produced by the juxtaposition of modules with a changed angle. For this purpose, intermediate elements may be used. In each light module 6a to 6g are several, about 30 to 50 LEDs, evenly distributed, one of which shown in FIG. 5 only three and with reference numeral<b>10a</b> to <b>10c</b> are designated. To create the surface light outlet of the beam path of the nearly point-radiant LEDs 10a to 10c (indicated by dashed lines are an example of the LED light beams<b>12a</b> to <b>12c</b>) By lens elements <b>11a</b> to <b>11c</b> widened to the light emission surface and directed from there to the light field. For this, each LED 10a to 10c, an optical lens element associated with 11a to 11c. The shape of the lens elements 11a to 11c is designed so that they fill the light module 6a to the brim. The lens elements 11a to 11c can also have a scattering structure for homogenizing the light field. The bottom 5 of the light modules may be covered by a transparent pane.
The individual light modules 6a to 6g together form a light source with a color temperature of 4,500 K and a color rendering index Ra> 93, to achieve a natural color reproduction, for example, of being operated on fabric. Why not just use LEDs that produce white light, but other LEDs, which produce colored light. By admixing colored light components such as cyan and blue, a drop in the spectrum as in pure white LEDs is prevented. At a constant brightness of the white LEDs, the color temperature and color rendering of by the entire module consisting of all individual light modules 6a to 6g (total light source), mixing light generated can be varied by only continuous dimming the intensity of the colored LEDs. The luminous flux intensity of colored LEDs can be changed continuously. The LEDs 10a to 10c are power lines<b>13a</b> to <b>13c</b> and <b>14</b> with a control device <b>15</b> connected which enables electrical dimming of the light flux of the LEDs. The electrical dimming of the LEDs causes a color change in the color temperature and / or the color reproduction, which is advantageous for the illumination of the surgical site. It is conceivable that the surgeon uses the adjustability so that it mixes according to his needs colored and white light to highlight specific tissue types or tissue changes of lighting technology. The surgeon can recognize individual types of tissue or tissue changes better.
It is a basic setting a color temperature of 4,500 K predefined generated automatically when the operating lamp. Other color temperature depending on the application of the surgical lamp desired can be adjusted by the surgeon using a control panel or a keyboard of a control device. The necessary adjustment parameters may be stored in a memory of the controller. Further conceivable is that the surgeon can save more self-selected settings and also change these settings later is.
It is also conceivable, further recessed or combinations by different, such as a camera module <b>20</b> according to <b>Fig. 6</b> provide. Fig. Figure 6 shows that in one of the modules 20, namely the central module, a video camera<b>21</b> wearing. By plugging the module 20 and the electrical suitable for image processing necessary connections are made automatically.
According to <b>Fig. 7</b> can also be a space <b>22</b> be provided at the center of the surgical lamp for example, to influence the laminar flow (laminar flow) whether they have a ventilation ceiling in the operating room less. The space 22 is produced by the non-installation of a central module.
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<ul><li>1 surgical lamp</li><li>2 lamp body</li><li>3 Handle</li><li>4 element</li><li>5 bottom</li><li>6a light module</li><li>6b light module</li><li>6c light module</li><li>6d light module</li><li>6e light module</li><li>6f light module</li><li>6g light module</li><li>6h light module</li><li>6i light module</li><li>6y light module</li><li>6k light module</li><li>7 Beam</li><li>8a light field</li><li>8b light field</li><li>8c light field</li><li>8d Leuchteld</li><li>9 housing</li><li>10a LED</li><li>10b LED</li><li>10c LED </li><li>11a lens</li><li>11b lens</li><li>11c lens</li><li>12a Beam</li><li>12b Beam</li><li>12c Beam</li><li>13 Power Line</li><li>13b Power Line</li><li>13c Power Line</li><li>14 Power Line</li><li>15 controller</li><li>16 pivot axis</li><li>17 pivoting direction</li><li>18 pivot axis</li><li>19 pivoting direction</li><li>20 module</li><li>21 camera</li><li>22 vacancy</li></ul>
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- Publication, DOCDB
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- Publication, EPODOC
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- Application
- 4004601
- Application, DOCDB
- 04004601
- Application, EPODOC
- EP20040004601
Titles3
- German
- Operationsleuchte
- English
- Surgical operation lamp
- French
- Lampe chirurgicale
Classification
- CPC, 9
- F21S2/005
- F21V14/02
- F21V21/005
- F21V21/30
- F21V21/403
- F21W2131/205
- Y10S362/804
- A61B90/30
- F21Y2115/10
- IPC, 8
- F21S8 00
- F21S2 00
- F21V1 00
- F21V7 04
- F21V11 00
- F21V14 02
- F21V15 00
- F21V21 30
Designated states1
- Contracting states, 1
- Türkiye
