IC-FLOW FEATURES IC-Flow™ Imaging System Features

Flexible configurations – built around how you work

The IC-Flow can be configured for different clinical environments and workflows. All configurations include option to connect to an external monitor, can be WiFi enabled, supporting data transfer to the cloud or a USB drive.

CONFIGURATION

Portable System

A compact, self-contained system that can be carried and used without an external monitor or supporting equipment.

  • Easy to move between theatres, clinics and the bedside
  • Integrated screen for fluorescence imaging

CONFIGURATION

Trolley System

The portable IC-Flow system mounted on a simple mobile trolley for convenient positioning and movement between clinical settings.

  • Integrated screen for fluorescence imaging
  • Practical mobile workstation
  • Can be connected to an external monitor where required

CONFIGURATION

Cart System

A fully integrated mobile configuration offering the same core features, with additional support for positioning the camera during procedures.

  • Articulating arm to hold and position the camera head
  • External monitor for a larger shared display
  • Fluorescence images displayed on both the integrated touchscreen and external monitor

FEATURES

Core technical highlights

Near-Infrared (NIR) camera: excitation ~780 nm, emission detection ~830 nm

Continuous-wave LED light source (no photo-biological hazard per IEC 62471;)

Optimal working distance 15–20 cm ; field of view approx. 8 x 10.5 cm at 20 cm

1920 x 1200 pixel image capture, for both photographs (JPEG) and video (MPEG1)

30 GB internal image memory, plus USB 3.1 (FAT32) and cloud export (Microsoft OneDrive / Google Drive), including DICOM

29.5 cm (11.6”) touchscreen controller display; adjustable illumination and sensitivity in four saveable presets

Fast boot-up (approx. 45 seconds from power-on to the Standby Screen)

IP20 rated; Electrical Protection Class I

Minimal maintenance and service requirements – no user-serviceable components, no calibration required

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