3D imaging product that enables doctors to accurately measure whether wounds are healing

[Telegraph]

Eykona, which spun out of the university in 2007, has opened an office in North Carolina as it aims to break the US market with its handheld camera that allows clinicians to take pictures of a wound, such as a bedsore or a diabetic ulcer, and measure how it is healing by turning it into a 3D image. …

Eykona’s handheld camera takes a picture of a wound and creates an accurate 3D image …. The images can be viewed on a computer and manipulated to measure the area or volume of the wound. Being able to track the volume of a wound allows doctors to accurately establish if it is closing.

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