"LG's first equipment in the field of medical imaging offers high resolution and superb images for a wide range of medical settings."
Through its years of experience in flat panel technologies, LG Electronics has officially penetrated the ever-growing market for medical imaging equipment by incorporating clinical and surgical screens designed to help healthcare professionals make informed and in-depth decisions. Especially saving lives. New screens are expected to be presented with a new X-ray device on the occasion of RSNA 2016, the annual meeting of radiographers in Chicago, North America.
LG screen for 8-megapixel clinical follow-up:
LG's LG 8-megapixel camera monitor is a 27-inch screen with a resolution of 3840 * 2160 pixels. It is specifically designed to enhance the efficiency of medical staff in hospitals by setting up a streamlined flow of work and multiple tasks. In addition to enhanced luster and saturation levels, this screen provides health care professionals with wide viewing angles, as well as small color changes with accurate and crisp images.
This screen is a "flexible system" for digital photography and medical communication, which means that the grayscale levels in the colors have been corrected to maintain the accuracy and clarity of the image. The screen has been carefully and finely tuned to ensure consistency and compatibility with multiple devices. In this regard, the screen has been equipped with a "backlight stability" technology to ensure a stable level of brightness and comfort.
The Dynamic Synchronization mode reduces the slow input, while the settings for Reader and Safe Mode help reduce the fatigue of the eyes that affects doctors and nurses due to long shifts. LG Surgical Screen 8 Mega Pixels:
LG's 27-inch surgical screen and 8-megapixel resolution, developed for a wide range of uses within the operating room. In particular, surgeons who prefer to use accurate diagnostic techniques in surgery will benefit from accurate observations as they watch the widescreen LG screen.
The unique resolution of the LG 8-megapixel camera and the quality of the UHD helps doctors perform the most complex operations at the technical level. IPS screen technology enables many medical experts to view the screen from different angles, Low color change.
By raising the levels of luster and lighting to 800 nits, the LG surgical screen is perfectly suited for bright operation rooms.
This screen covers 99% of the SRGB color space, with additional space dedicated to deep red spectrum, enabling doctors to differentiate more easily between different types of cloth and blood vessels.
X-Ray Digital Detector from LG X-ray:
In modern hospitals, portable, light and sustainable medical technologies are key to providing excellent patient care. After being reviewed at the RSNA 2016 conference, the LG Digital X-ray Detector produces high-quality radial images within a few seconds using 16-byte image processing capabilities, with a very small range of pixel layers not more than 127 micrometers, Precision for radiologists and radiologists to identify health problems at maximum speed and accuracy.
LG's DXD detector is made of magnesium and carbon fiber and is very suitable for serving patients in a wide range of medical settings. The IP41 standard for water and dust resistance helps to ensure improved performance even if this "detector" touches powders or liquids.
Brian Cowon, President of LG Home Entertainement, said:
"LG's entry into the medical imaging market represents a bold new step in our strategy to expand LG's position in the B2B market"
"As a world leader in the modern screen industry, we are confident that LG technology will make a strong contribution to the medical and hospital facilities as it strives to improve the accuracy, quality and effectiveness of diagnostics," said Mirdafa.
The North American Radiological Society of Experts is a global association of more than 54,000 radiologists and radiologists, a health physicist, scientists and researchers, and promotes unique innovations in patient care and health care. Through education, research and technological innovation.
New LG medical imaging devices were presented and analyzed at a special show for the first time at the 2016 North American Photographic Society Meeting, which began on December 2nd.
New clinical and surgical applications will soon be launched in major markets. The LG DXD detector will be available in 2017.