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Microscopes are indispensable tools in medical research, diagnostics, and clinical treatment. They empower doctors and pathologists to closely examine tissue samples and cells, making it possible to identify abnormalities and detect early signs of disease.

Thanks to technological innovation, microscopy has become increasingly digital and collaborative. Today’s digital microscopes capture high-resolution images and videos that can be displayed on screens—streamlining case discussions and enabling seamless knowledge exchange between healthcare professionals and researchers around the globe.

Common fields of application for light microscopy in medicine include:
Dermatology, veterinary medicine, naturopathy, gynecology, urology, and internal medicine.