The FDA has given clearance to NDS Surgical Imaging for the Dome S6c diagnostic display.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given 510(k) clearance for the Dome S6c display, a 6-megapixel LED widescreen diagnostic display.
The Dome S6c’s 30-inch widescreen can be viewed as a single 6 megapixel (MP) format, or in a dual 3 MP bezel-free arrangement. The display provides both grayscale and color images. With a native resolution of 3280 × 2048, the display is optimized for viewing a variety of modalities, including CR, DR, MR, CT, PET-CT, ultrasound, and 3D volume rendering. The 800cd/m2 high-bright LED-backlight technology and 1000:1 contrast ratio offers unique optical clarity and image brightness in varying light environments.
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“Hallmarks of Dome’s intelligent engineering such as factory calibration, fanless cooling, non-reflective screens and ultra-slim design set the new Dome S6c apart as the most advanced, forward-thinking 6MP display available today,” Bill Carrano, president and general manager of NDSsi, the manufacturer of the Dome S6c display, said in a release.
The display weighs in at 29 lbs, making it easily maneuverable, and offers low-power LED performance. The display boasts a 170° viewing angle and is in DICOM compliance with no further field calibration required. Dome S6c includes a front sensor that performs daily DICOM conformance testing automatically, and on demand as needed.
The Dome S6c is the latest addition to the NDSsi S-series product family.
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