The new glasses not only prevent blood from spurting the eyes, but also allow doctors to become clairvoyant
The new glasses not only prevent blood from spurting the eyes, but also allow doctors to become clairvoyant
Safety goggles commonly used by surgeons and other doctors,
There is an important use, which is to protect the eyes from spattered blood and other bodily fluids.
The new generation of medical glasses can not only protect the eyes from splashing liquids.
It also has a medical fluoroscopy function.
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O2Amp Maker:
2AI Lab Uses:
After wearing these glasses,
Health care workers can see bruises, rashes, and internal injuries that are invisible to the naked eye.
Jake Youren, a nurse in Idaho, USA, wore it to find hidden bruises on a woman who had recently been in a car accident.
Other doctors use these glasses to look for the location of blood clots.
How it works:
The human eye is naturally sensitive to changes in skin color due to the effects of blood flow.
The green, pink, and purple glasses from 2AI Labs make full use of our innate sensibility.
The dye in resin glasses blocks specific wavelengths of light, which often interferes with the ability to distinguish between red oxygenated blood (which accumulates at the wound) or blue hypoxic blood in the blood vessels.
Price:
Starting at $127 Stage:
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Manufacturer of Eyes-On Glasses:
Evena Medical uses:
The glasses help nurses accurately position needles, intravenous drips, and catheters.
It saves time and minimizes pain, injury and expense for patients.
How it works:
Vascular identification glasses are like X-ray machines that can see through blood vessels.
They emit four mild, wavelength-specific near-infrared rays.
Blood vessels absorb these rays of light, while other body tissues do not.
Two additional cameras can see where this light is reflected and absorbed.
A built-in processor then generates a map of the blood vessels from the detected data.
And with the help of a projector projected onto transparent goggles.
Price:
Approximately $10,000 stage:
Cancer names will be released for the first time in November:
Fluorescent goggles manufacturer:
Samuel Achilefu and his colleagues at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, USA uses:
Many times,
It is difficult for surgeons to confirm whether the tumor has been completely removed because there may be tiny lumps and patches left out.
These goggles can help doctors find residual cancer cells that, if not removed,
can increase the likelihood of cancer recurrence.
How it works:
During surgery, the surgeon injects a fluorescent dye into the body's tissues.
This dye only stains the cancer cells and appears green when illuminated with a near-infrared light.
And then the camera attached to the goggles will capture these fluorescences,
At the same time, a small computer and fiber optic cable form this fluorescent information into visible spots in the wearer's field of vision
Where these spots of light are located, the remnants of the tumor.
Price:
Below $10,000 Stage:
Still under development
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