China Image Capture and Recording Devices

June 15th 2016 Mumbai, India: Bharatbook.com announces a report on “ China Market Report for Image Capture and Recording Devices – MedCore ”. This allows images and videos from an operation to be reviewed at a later date. As a result, most image capture devices are bought as a platform coupled with a surgical camera and a surgical light source.

The popularity of minimally invasive surgery (MIS) is continually growing as the utilization of MIS has resulted in reduced patient stays and costs, which have been accompanied by improvements in operating room efficiency. To view the operating field during an MIS procedure, a surgeon uses a surgical camera in combination with an endoscope, which is inserted into the patient. Still images and videos from these endoscopic cameras and from overhead cameras are then captured by an Image Capture and Recording Device. This allows images and videos from an operation to be reviewed at a later date. As a result, most image capture devices are bought as a platform coupled with a surgical camera and a surgical light source.

There is a wide range of products offered by the various players in this market. Very basic systems are much lower in cost and have the ability to record images in HD; however, they cannot record video in HD and have no integration ability.

Mid-level devices are able to record all input in HD and can be connected to patient information systems,

which can tie in the new images with hospital records. These systems are usually customizable, so usually

the need of the hospital will determine the price range as a result of the number of features associated with the device.

More advanced systems offer additional features such as dual channel recording (so two different imaging systems can be recorded at the same time), DICOM and PACS compatibility and secure wireless system connectivity within hospitals. One feature that is becoming more prominent with these systems is their ability to share pictures to...