Intended for sale only within India
Novel “OPTICAL BIOPSY” solution
Illuminate is a wound infection screening device that provides a label free, non contact Gram Type Bacterial Recognition in under 2 Minutes
Aggressively leverages the ‘Golden Period of wound healing’ to identify the pathogens infecting the wound.
TARGETED FIRST LINE TREATMENT
GUIDED CLEANING AND DEBRIDEMENT
MONITOR WOUND PROGRESSION
BETTER PATIENT ENGAGEMENT
TESTIMONIALS
We are proud to showcase the words of appreciation from our valued users.
DR Janak N Parekh
Additional Dean and Prof. HOD Surgery Dept.
, GMERS Medical College and Hospital, Valsad, Gujarat
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“I found the device to be extremely user friendly and convenient to handle. The Devices uses AI on the images and immediately show if the infecting bacteria is Gram Positive or Gram Negative. This added feature gives it an edge over other available devices in the international market. The device is handy, Light weight and easy to operate.”
Dr. Prof Anil Vaidya,
General Surgeon
Cleveland Clinic/Apollo Hospitals
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“I have used this ‘point of care’, easy to use, handheld, device that has the ability to demonstrate the presence of gram positive, negative bacteria as well as characterise fungal infection. I am very happy to have such a device in my clinical setting. It gives me immense satisfaction to demonstrate the ‘problem’ (of biofilm and non-healing) to the patient directly at the point of care. Such a device will be at the leading edge of war against antibiotic resistance.”
DR. Aayush Gupta
Dermatologist, DY Patil Hospital, Pune
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“The device is a great tool, to monitor infections on Skin and Soft Tissues rapidly. It guides us into taking accurate swabs and judiciously using antibiotics and antifungals. Post fungal treatment its difficult to monitor if a patient is getting better or not. The progressive report from this device gives us better understanding about healing status”
EVENTS
Dr Rajesh Kesavan
Founder Director. Dr. RK Diabetic Foot and Podiatry Institute & Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Amputation Prevention Center
Evaluation and Longitudinal Tracking of Wound Infections with a novel Autofluorescence Imaging Device and Comparison with Metagenome Sequencing
Friday, May 12, 2023
12:30 - 13:15
Poster Zone 09
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