EIZO GmbH

58-inch widescreen surgical monitor with 4K UHD display that faithfully reproduces surgical images.

• 58-inch LCD monitor with 4K UHD (3840 x 2160 pixels) resolution
• Picture reproduction without delay and flicker
• DisplayPort 1.2 for easy connection
• 12G-SDI (BNC) for long-distance connectivity
• High IP rating ideal for maintaining a sterilized operating room environment

The Surgical Panel SP2-24-49 with two integrated monitors as well as build-in IT and video management components is a digital image viewing system, designed for use in the operating room. Integrated into the hospital’s IT structure, it supports various workflows. The SP2-24-49 forms a space-saving combination of HIS and PACS station. Different applications are covered by just one device.

• Built-in 24” (touchscreen option) and 49” monitor
• Workstation for image viewing and documentation
• Space-saving wall mounting
• High ease of service and maintanance
• Flexible choice of material, configuration and accessories
• Completely sealed within the OR and disinfectible

The Surgical Panel SP1-24 with an integrated monitor as well as build-in IT and video management components is a digital image viewing system, designed for use in the operating room. Integrated into the hospital’s IT structure, it is ideal for work performed by OR nursing staff. The 24-inch monitor offers maximum user-friendliness and allows for perfect viewing of all information with ergonomic head and body position.

• Built-in 24” monitor
• Workstation for OR nursing stuff
• Space-saving wall mounting
• High ease of service and maintanance
• Flexible choice of material, configuration and accessories
• Completely sealed within the OR and disinfectible

The Surgical Panel SP1-49 with integrated 49” monitor as well as build-in IT and video management components is a digital image viewing system, designed for use in the operating room. Integrated into the hospital’s IT structure, it supports various workflows. The SP1-49 provides the surgeon and his team with a perfect view also from remote locatios in the operating room.

• Built-in 49” monitor (touchscreen option)
• Workstation for image viewing
• Space-saving wall mounting
• High ease of service and maintanance
• Flexible choice of material, configuration and accessories
• Completely sealed within the OR and disinfectible

Basic Functions
Irrespective of the locally installed elements, Caliop supports OR- workflows with a range of basic functions such as the dashboard, stopwatches and timers, and a choice of design schemes.
 
Video management (Caliop vm)
In addition to these basic functions, the Caliop vm element enables video management functionality for all available sources.
All image and video sources connected to the EIZO system are displayed in clearly arranged, designated thumbnail images. Caliop also presents display elements connected to the system, such as external monitors and the supported layout configurations.
Video sources can be selected and assigned to the desired monitor or layout through a simple mouse click or touch screen operation. Existing connections are indicated visually. The size of the displayed sources and targets can be easily adapted using the scaling buttons.
 
Documentation und archiving (Caliop doc)
With its Patient Management, Recording and Archiving modules, the Caliop doc element facilitates procedural documentation and the archiving of all available video sources.
The Patient Management module offers access to patient lists, manual creation of new patient data, and the ability to manage this data.
The Recording module supports quick orientation through the thumbnail images presented for each video source connected to the EIZO system. The recording of the respective video sources can be started and stopped using the associated buttons. Additioanl buttons allow users to create snapshots during a recorded procedure.
The Archiving module shows all images captured within the system. Viewing preferences for the archived images can be established via the module bar. From this list of recordings, users can individually select and display the images to be archived with a simple mouse click or touch screen operation.
 
Connection (Caliop con)
The Caliop con element establishes the software connection to the DICOM worklist and PACS or HL7 systems.
The Connection module allows Caliop doc to be integrated into the hospital information system. Patient data are thus available in Caliop without media discontinuity. As such, recorded videos and snapshots can be linked to the patient data in the hospital information system and archived. The connection via DICOM worklist and HL7 supports the selection of patient data from the hospital’s IT infrastructure. DICOM storage is used to export images generated during surgery. It is also supports connections to non-medical archives.