Kaon Series Ubiquitous OCT Scanner Portable optical coherence tomography (OCT) scanner for ophthalmology Product Specifications: - Center wavelength: 840 nm - A-scan rate: 26,000 per second (typical) - Imaging depth: 0.9 mm (in air) - Output power: 750 - Depth resolution: 9 micrometers (in air) - DC adapter: 24 V, 5.0 A output - Lateral resolution: 17 micrometers - Dimension: 240 mm(W), 94 mm(D), 380 mm(H) - Pixel resolution: (volume) 480x120, 200x200, (B-scan) 1024x21, 1024x19, 480x9 circle - Weight: 4.5 kg - Scan range: 6.5mm x 6.5mm - Display Size: 15.6-inch Full HD touch Panel
Our product is an ultrasound system that's no bigger than the transducer itself. This device uses a paired tablet or smartphone of your choice as the display, wirelessly transmitting the data to the smart device from where images can be analyzed and shared with others. It weighs only 13 ounces (360 grams), has a rechargeable lithium-ion battery, and in addition to WiFi connectivity sports 3G/LTE cellular capability as well. SONON loads fast and produces an excellent resolution despite its small size. For doctors, the device is much appreciated because it suits different uses and applications. General ultrasound devices can weigh over one hundred kilograms and cost around $140,000 for budget model units. They are rarely placed in emergency rooms due to a lack of stock or infrequent usage. Using the device, hHealth professionals can perform a diagnosis on the spot with patients, with the sonogram image instantly loaded to their smartphones or tablets. Smartphones or tablets can send sonogram images (DICOM, JEPG format) to PACS for a precise diagnosis. It is very useful when facing ambiguous cases between SBP(Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis) and Panperitonitis from micro-perforation.
