Opticara’s patented perfusion monitor gives clinicians real-time tissue perfusion assessment using laser speckle contrast imaging.
Clinical Applications
Our device allows surgeons to have intraoperative real time access to accurate tissue perfusion instantly.
During open surgery, surgeons need to know how well tissue is perfused. Opticara’s monitor provides a real-time perfusion assessment in the operating room, while the procedure is under way.
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The Clinical Imperative
Adequate perfusion is fundamental to tissue survival and recovery. During open surgery, surgeons often judge it by eye, from the colour and appearance of tissue, at the moment decisions are being made.
Real-time perfusion assessment, in the operating room, while it matters.
Tissue perfusion assessed during the procedure, not after it.
Imaging data that supports the surgeon's visual assessment and gives the team a shared reference.
Designed for use in the operating room, during open surgical procedures.
Technology
Laser speckle contrast imaging lights tissue with laser light. Moving red blood cells blur the speckle pattern that light creates, and the amount of blurring is used to map tissue perfusion. Opticara’s patented perfusion monitor uses this technique to give clinicians a real-time assessment during surgery.
Product Overview
The imaging technique behind the monitor.
Tissue perfusion assessed as surgery proceeds.
For use during open surgical procedures.
Opticara’s patented perfusion monitor.
Product name, display, connectivity and indications for use are to be confirmed in line with regulatory labeling.
Evidence & Assurance
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FAQ
It is designed for use in the operating room during open surgery. Specific clinical indications will be stated in the product's regulatory labeling.
It gives clinicians real-time tissue perfusion assessment using laser speckle contrast imaging. Contact Opticara for technical detail.
Contact Opticara for current regulatory status in your region.
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Next Steps
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An introduction to the monitor and how it is used.
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