The NIR FI system is utilized in medical settings for perfusion assessment, enabling surgeons to evaluate blood flow in tissues during procedures. It enhances the visualization of biliary ducts in surgeries like cholecystectomy to prevent injuries and is crucial in the identification of lymph nodes in cancer surgeries for accurate staging. Additionally, it assists in the precise delineation of tissue boundaries, improving the accuracy of tissue removal while preserving healthy areas. This makes it a vital tool in oncology, gastroenterology, and general surgery.
The NIR FI (Near-Infrared Fluorescence Imaging) system is a sophisticated medical imaging setup designed for high-contrast visualization and intraoperative detection of NIR fluorescence with indocyanine green. The system includes specialized laparoscopes, a camera head with enhanced NIR sensitivity, and a light source tuned to 805 nm for optimal excitation. It supports multiple imaging modes, allowing for detailed assessments of tissue perfusion and structure, and is equipped with automatic light control features for precise imaging in both NIR and visible light spectrums.
