Also known as stereo microscopes, dissecting microscopes provide clear 3D views and enable the easy manipulation of specimens and samples, making them ideal for performing dissections. Evident dissecting microscopes are designed with comfort in mind; their ergonomic features enable hours of comfortable observation while performing dissections. Learn everything you need to know about dissecting microscopes to help you find the best microscope solution for your dissection needs. |
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Dissecting microscopes enable greater control in the manipulation of the specimen, making them useful in a range of fields in which dissecting is needed. Dissecting microscopes are commonly used in the following fields: Forensic ScienceWith their long working distance and wide field of view, dissecting microscopes are often used in forensic analysis and the examination of evidence such as hair, fibers, fingerprints, surface markings, and bullet fragments. Surgical ApplicationsDissecting microscopes are often used in medical laboratories for surgical procedures and research. They enable researchers to precisely manipulate and view specimens such as small organisms, organs, and tissues. Education and LabsDissecting microscopes are largely used in school laboratories to study insects and other samples before and during dissections. |
While dissecting microscopes are suited to a wide range of applications, not all dissecting microscopes are the same. It’s important to consider for what purpose you’ll be using your microscope when selecting the ideal scope for you. Here are some key considerations you should keep in mind when selecting a dissecting microscope:
Is your microscope purely for dissection, or do you need to document your work along the way? If you need to document your observations, explore Evident’s microscope cameras to find compatible options for your dissection microscope.
Is your dissecting microscope to be used by one person or many people? If more than one person will be using the microscope, it is best to find an option that enables ergonomic adjustments to help ensure comfort for all users.
A dissecting microscope is another term for a stereo microscope that is often used for laboratory research and the dissecting of specimens.
Dissecting microscopes are used across a range of fields, including forensic science, surgical applications, medical research, and education.
Dissecting microscopes use two different lenses to produce clear 3D images of samples. Additionally, these microscopes provide a wide field of view and a long working distance, making them ideal for manipulating specimens before and during dissections.
Explore our complete range of dissecting microscopes to find the option that fits your needs.