Vein Detector, Stand Type, Non Invasive Infrared Technology, Touch In Screen : SIFVEIN-1.3

Probe target :  Sabcutaneous blood vessels of various patients

Probe Method:  Non invasive infrared technology

Operation Method: Touch in screen

Probe deph: Within 10mm under the skin

Zoom:  Up to 1X, 2X and 4X

Internal battery Support : Continuous time running :1.5 hours

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Precise enough to detect capillaries within 1 mm thickness, provides exact information about the thickness and location of blood vessels without distortion.
SIFVEIN-1.3   can be widely used not only for infants, elderly, and obese patients but also for patients with different skin tones.

–Effective  : Enables to perform promptly vascular treatments and procedures for the patients
–Accurate  : Enables to choose the right blood vessel based on real-time video of the blood vessel
–Precise     :  Helps prevent repetitive and wrong injections
–Patient types : Can be used with various patients such as infants and obese patients regardless of their skin tones
–Non-contact  : Because the device has been designed not to come into contact with the patient, the device may not require sterilization between uses
–Movement tolerant : Because the device shows the veins in real time, the device can accommodate patient movement,
when operated properly, a critical feature for venous access procedures performed on children and restless or combative patients.
-Decrease unnecessarily repetitive injections : Increase the safety and satisfaction of patients as well as the work efficiency of professionals in hospital.

Medical professionals know that venipuncture can be particularly challenging in some patients. Those with difficult venous access (DVA) can include:

• The elderly
• Dark-skinned patients, whose veins may not be visible
• Obese patients, whose veins may not be visible or palpable
• Patients having many diagnostic or therapeutic intravenous procedures
• Burn victims
• Agitated or restless patients
• Oncology patients on chemotherapy
• Drug abusers
• Babies