How 4k medical equipment technology is changing the field of medical imaging
Orange County, CA - September 1st 2016 - We have previously spoken of our ultra-high definition 4K display, HYBRIDPIXX, but we haven’t explained why this technology is such exciting news. So what is 4k resolution? 4K represents 4000 pixels from one side of the screen to the other and the resolution goes beyond the simple image clarity of HD. It provides some of the sharpest and most detailed images possible with current technology. It has become the ideal resolution for the medical imaging field because of the supreme image clarity it provides.
Originally made for the entertainment industry, 4K UHD was adapted for the medical industry as it provides four times the amount of visualization of any HD monitor ever made previously. This technology can be applied to surgical imaging, detailed CT scans, and the enhancement of medical monitors to provide a faster and more accurate diagnosis.
With imaging devices being integrated into modern day surgeries, these display units act as the physicians’ eyes, guiding them as they navigate through a patient’s body. Implementing 4K technology allows surgeons be more precise as well as help improve the accuracy of medical procedures and tests. These improved medical monitors help create a more detailed CT scan image as well as improve accuracy of ultrasounds, endoscopies, and many others.
Ampronix recognizes its extreme asset to care providers and offers 4k UHD displays from many brands like Barco, Foreseeson, Panasonic, and Sony along with our own Hybridpixx 4K UHD display. The Hybridpixx stands at 58 inches with QFHD display and an automatic luminance stabilization system ensuring precise and reliable images. Its 4K UHD display uses the company’s 4KBoxx technology to offer various 4K image and video exhibition and manipulation options, including the ability to input 27 different analog and digital signal types.
Along with our display monitors, Ampronix also offers 4K endoscopic cameras to improve digital imaging during minimally invasive surgeries or internal examination. Among the range of cameras being offered, we have the smallest endoscopic camera on the market, the GP-UH532 3MOS, which is made by camera-manufacturer Panasonic, in stock.
These technological innovations allow physicians the greatest visual clarity when performing medical tests or operations. Even now the technology is being taken further to develop an 8k TV. Although this technology remains in the preliminary stages, its potential in the medical field is slowly being realized. This could mean these innovations could be seen in hospitals around you faster than previously expected.
