Description
- - Accurate, clear, real-time display of vein images to help medical staff to observe the subcutaneous vein and improving the injection success rate significantly.
- - Designed according to the principle of hemoglobin absorption of infrared light. Hemoglobin has a strong ability to absorb infrared light relative to shallow skin and its tissues, so it can detect reflected infrared light through an infrared camera, collect it through a computer USB port, and then display it on the screen after image enhancement recognition processing. Qualified healthcare personnel can observe the displayed vascular distribution and assess their suitability for venipuncture.
- - Easy to adjust, easy to carry: The 360 degree adjustable bracket can be used to image in a height of 0-35cm. Less than 1 kilogram of weight makes it easy for you to work on any occasion.
- - Applicable to people with fine blood vessels and invisible blood vessels, through the instrument to improve the clarity of blood vessel search
- - Tips: The instrument must be linked to the computer.
Parameters:Input signal: 5V usb 2.0Resolution: 200W pixelsPower: 5VAFocal length: 270-300mmDetection capability 8-10mmVascular recognition ability: >0.2mmProgram: 1/3 inch CMOS infrared imagingApplicable parts: forehead, arm, elbow, foot vein puncture, leg varicose surgery, etc.1. The venous imager is a shallow vein that is difficult to visually see or touch in the shallow layer of the door. It uses self-developed infrared contrast technology. It can clearly image the superficial veins with a depth of 10mm and a fineness of 0.3mm. Using the latest image recognition enhancement technology, technology is not medically combined to better serve human health.2. Only the medical staff can refer to the auxiliary positioning vein or the demonstration of training and teaching for medical staff. It is not the only method of vascular positioning and does not completely replace methods based on reliable medical judgment and positioning of blood vessels based on visual and tactile judgment.
