Surgical Headlamps are medical devices used to support and stabilize the surgeon's head during surgical operations. These headlamps are designed to enable the surgeon to work in a comfortable and stable position. Surgical headlamps can have different structures and features and are used in a variety of surgical procedures.

The working principle of surgical headlamps aims to stabilize the patient's head and provide easy access for the surgeon. These headlamps usually consist of supports placed on the sides or back of the head. Fixation is usually done using adjustable locking mechanisms so that the surgeon's head can be fixed in the desired position. Additionally, some surgical headlamps may have additional supports on the sides or bottom of the head.

The usage areas of surgical headlamps are quite wide. These headlamps are used in various surgical fields such as neurological surgery, brain surgery, spine surgery, ear nose and throat surgery, plastic surgery and eye surgery. Their ability to fix the patient's head and provide stabilization allows the surgeon to perform the operation more precisely and safely. Additionally, surgical headlamps reduce surgical effort by supporting the surgeon to work in an ergonomic position.

Here are some technical terms related to surgical headlamps:

Head Holding Frame: The metal or plastic frame used in surgical headlamps is placed on the sides or back of the head to stabilize the surgeon's head.

Adjustable Locking Mechanism: The mechanism found in surgical headlamps allows the head to be fixed in the desired position. This mechanism can usually be easily adjusted and locked.

Sterilization: Sterilization process applied to ensure that surgical heads can be used in a hygienic and sterile environment. This process is usually carried out by autoclave or chemical sterilization methods.

Surgical headlamps are important devices that enable surgeons to work comfortably and stably during operations. Fixing the head in the correct position helps the surgeon perform the surgical procedure more effectively and safely. Additionally, surgical headlamps provide an ergonomic working position, reducing surgeon fatigue and shortening operating time.