IRT-384 Tablet
All-in-one mobile solution for thermal imaging including a high-resolution thermal camera and VistaClinic software.
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Elderly care and
thermography
Thermal imaging for elderly care
Early Diagnostics
Assessment of the location and extent of the problem area and observation of changes before clinical signs appearPain & MSD
Verification, observation, and documentation of pain and musculoskeletal disordersMonitoring and Rehabilitation
Monitoring the effectiveness of treatment and rehabilitation progress using thermal imagingThermal Comfort
Thermal comfort modelling of residents with different perception of heat (minimise cold or heat strain)“We were able to make faster medical decisions, resulting in better outcomes, decreasing the use of expensive diagnostic exams, and in one case avoid a toe amputation.”
Infrared thermography is a timely and reliable method for nursing practitioners in pressure injury risk assessment.
Fuman Cai, 2020. Application of infrared thermography in the early warning of pressure injury: a prospective observational study
In the aforementioned study, 415 patients admitted to the adult intensive care units were enrolled by a convenience sampling method, and they received a follow-up monitoring for 10 days.
The risk of pressure injury was assessed via Braden scale, and thermal images of the sacral area were obtained by infrared thermal imager once a day.
Case: Pressure ulcer prevention
- 78-year-old male, retirement home resident
- Paralysis of the left side of the body due to a cerebral infarction
- Fully bedridden, cannot sit up without assistance or change sides independently
- A thermal image was taken in connection with a routine physiotherapy session
- The thermal image revealed a high-risk area of ulceration on the paralyzed side of the back which was not yet visible to the naked eye
- As a result, healthcare personnel were able to commit daily measures (assisted sitting, frequent side changes) to prevent the formation of an ulcer
Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT)
- IRT is the preferred method for initial DVT investigation (over ultrasound and venography)
- Fast, easy, non-invasive, risk-free
- Instant, highly intuitive output
- Provides considerable cost savings
- IRT initial test of choice before proceeding to other more complex and expensive tests
Kaçmaz, Seydi & Erçelebi, Ergun & Zengin, Suat & Cindoruk, Sener. (2017). The Use of Infrared Thermal Imaging in the Diagnosis of Deep Vein Thrombosis. Infrared Physics & Technology. 86. 10.1016/j.infrared.2017.09.005.
We use the device for a large number of cases and our experiences have been very positive. We can recommend the device for various clients.
Stefanie Ott
Dominikus-Ringeisen-Werk
The IRT-based model can objectively and accurately detect pressure injuries one day before visual detection.
Jiang et al, 2022. Application of an infrared thermography-based model to detect pressure injuries: a prospective cohort study
A recent study from China included 263 patients who were screened for pressure injuries in the sacral region. The study showed that the ability of infrared thermography to detect pressure injuries was better than that of the other methods used.