Spinal Injury

Prolonged use of surgical headlamps 

increased risk of developing spinal 

degeneration for about 68% of orthopaedic surgeons.

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KLARO™ is a stand-alone device

which achieves optimal lighting

without compromising on 

surgeons’ well-being.

Insufficient Illumination inside Deep Cavities

85% of surgeons and residents are challenged by this issue.

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With a compact 4.6mm diameter light tip and 650mm long cable, KLARO™ can easily reach into deep wounds and narrow cavities.

Conventional operating theatre 

lights are unable to achieve uniform illumination of surgical

cavity across 64% of angles measured. 

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KLARO™ can be bent freely

at variable angles up to and over 180°. 

Uneven Illumination within Cavities

Contaminated surgical light handles are a potential source of infection for about 50% of hip arthroplasty surgeries

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KLARO™ comes fully sterilized

and is a single-use device that is disposed after each use, reducing the possibility of contracting infections.

Infections from

Contaminated

Light Handles

Poor Visualization from

Suboptimal Lighting 

Suboptimal light levels is an area

for improvement cited  by over

60% of surgeons.

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KLARO™ provides wide-angle illumination across the entire surgical wound, with 4 light intensities to choose from.

Cutaneous Tissue Burns

Surgical headlamps contain light sources that radiate at harmful temperatures above 44°C and cause cutaneous burns in about 50% of open surgeries.

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With a compact 4.6mm diameter light tip and 650mm long cable, KLARO™ can easily reach into deep wounds and narrow cavities.