Laparoscope Stryker Precision AC Complete Tower System

The Stryker Precision AC features nine pre-programmed surgical specialty modes built directly into its Camera Control Unit (CCU) software. These presets automatically adjust the camera’s shutter speed, color matrix, gain, and light sensitivity to deliver optimal visualization for specific anatomical environments.

The exact specialty programmed modes available on the system console include:

Complete List of Surgical Specialty Modes

Standard: Default baseline mode optimized for large scopes, maximizing color differentiation and clear depth contrast across general fields.

Laparoscopy: Calibrates image processing for the abdomen, enhancing warm tissue tones, minimizing red-out, and balancing high-intensity reflections.

Arthroscopy: Programmed specifically for joint cavities, featuring rapid shutter adjustments to handle high-contrast reflections off cartilage and bone in fluid-filled spaces.

Cystoscopy: Boosts localized brightness and optimizes color metrics to maintain clear visibility through the turbulent fluids utilized during urology procedures.

Urology: Configures target settings tailored for specialized lower urinary tract scopes and procedural lighting requirements.

ENT (Ear, Nose, & Throat): Balances light sensitivity to account for the narrow, deeply recessed cavities and tight anatomical angles typical in sinus surgery.

Bronchoscopy: Optimizes color mapping and frame stabilization for small-diameter, flexible pulmonary scopes navigating active airways.

Microscope: Adapts signal processing to align with optical magnification units, minimizing peripheral distortion and stabilizing light input from external microscope sources.

Flex Scope (Flexible Endoscopy): Specifically adjusts the camera’s digital layout to eliminate the moiré patterns (honeycomb distortion) caused by fiber-optic bundles in flexible scopes.