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    • Surgical Technology
    • Medical Imaging

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    • Digital technology integration in vitreoretinal surgery offers potential for enhanced visualization.
    • Optimizing optical parameters like depth of field (DOF) and lateral resolution (LR) is crucial for surgical precision.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate the impact of camera aperture and TV viewing distance on the optical performance of digitally assisted vitreoretinal surgery (DAVS).
    • To compare the optical performance (DOF and LR) of optimized DAVS with a conventional microscope (CM).

    Main Methods:

    • Retinal surgeons assessed DOF and LR on CM and DAVS across various magnifications (10×-20×).
    • DAVS parameters evaluated included camera apertures (30%-75%) and TV viewing distances (1.2m-2.0m).

    Main Results:

    • Reduced camera aperture and lower magnification significantly increased DOF on DAVS.
    • Increased magnification and decreased TV viewing distance significantly improved LR on DAVS.
    • Optimized DAVS demonstrated significantly greater DOF than CM, with comparable LR.

    Conclusions:

    • Optimized DAVS, using a 30% aperture and ≤1.5m viewing distance, offers superior DOF and comparable LR to CM.
    • Recommendations include using high magnification for LR in macular surgery and low-to-medium magnification for DOF in vitrectomy.