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Advanced telepathology system for efficient remote diagnostics.
The Olympus BX51 TF Telepathology System is designed to facilitate remote diagnostics and consultations with exceptional precision. The system includes a high-performance Olympus BX51 TF microscope, supported by the Olympus BX-UCB controller for seamless operation. It incorporates a dual joystick setup featuring the Oasis OI-JOY3B and Megatron Mach V551A15 for intuitive maneuverability. The Marzhausser motorized stage adds automation capability, enhancing workflow efficiency. Image capture is handled by the Hitachi DK-H32 camera, ensuring high-quality visuals. The integration is completed with an HP Pavilion control PC, boasting an Intascope PCI control board and supported by a NEC 22" monitor for detailed viewing. A dongle with reference # A3557200 is included for secure system access.
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Last updated 19 October 2026
