NIR Endoscopic Visualisation System – Advanced imaging for surgical excellence

Make the invisible visible with NIR laparoscopy – Achieve fast delineation of anatomical structures, perfusion assessment and identify potential leakages. Viability of the structures that are otherwise not visible to the naked eye are easily identified.

High-quality NIR endoscopic visualisation system

Experience the benefits of our NIR endoscopic visualisation system. Designed for fast and accurate identification of anatomical structures, tissue perfusion, and potential leakages, it enhances surgical precision and supports better decision-making.

Benefits of an NIR endoscopic visualisation system

The NIR endoscopic visualisation system offers you several useful benefits for using it during medical procedures, including:

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NIR fluorescence imaging in real time

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Multiple NIR modes

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Supports intraoperative perfusion and structure assessment

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Cost-effectiveness

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User-friendly design

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Future-proof design

Choosing the AlphaSMART system means investing in superior imaging technology that enhances surgical precision and patient safety. Additionally its advanced features contribute to better surgical outcomes.

FAQ Section

FAQs to our NIR endoscopic visualisation system

Explore answers to frequently asked questions about our NIR endoscopic visualisation system: AlphaSMART. From imaging performance to system integration, this section will help you better understand the capabilities and benefits of NIR technology. 

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A NIR endoscopy system uses near-infrared fluorescence imaging to visualize anatomical structures, tissue perfusion, and potential leaks in real time. It improves surgical precision and supports informed intraoperative decisions.

NIR imaging is used to assess tissue perfusion, identify lymph nodes, visualize bile ducts, and visualize vascular integrity in both open and minimally invasive procedures.

ICG is a fluorescent dye that is administered intravenously. When excited by NIR light, it emits fluorescence that is displayed by the system in real time. This enables the visualization of blood flow, perfusion, and anatomical structures.

A complete system includes: