Robust as with regard to data content and simple to use, Life Surgery Box synchronizes, in real- time, the events occurring during the surgical procedure with recording them with an endoscopic: anesthesia parameters, patient's multiparametric data, and the healthcare team's performance in the operating room.
Life Surgery Box captures, integrates, synchronizes, stores, and exports data produced by from different sources, facilitating the analysis after the surgical procedure.
In addition, the equipment is autonomous, which means that it does not require a local structure to store data and images.
The data, which is concentrated in a single video file, can be exported to different storage media, like USB output, local network, or directly to the cloud.
Actions and events in occurring in the operating room are recorded simultaneously in a single video, which contains audios and images recorded by the endoscopic endoscope camera and room camera (external). All of this is done in real time during the procedure.
The device also gathers all the data extracted from the vital signs multiparameter monitor multiparametric monitor (heart rate, breathing, oxygen saturation, carbon dioxide level, body temperature, arterial pressure) and brain activity during anesthesia, recorded through the BIS (Bispectral Index) monitor. All the Information is stored in a SSD, and it can be exported through USB, Ethernet (internal network), or directly to the cloud. During the recording, snapshots can be taken using a simple foot switch.
The data recorded is encrypted and made available to a preset user with the procedure's login and password, which allows a fast and safe recovery of images and information.
High storage capacity for hours of recording;
Features for equipment operation through touch display, with object-oriented language (easy to use);
Connections are isolated from medical instruments as per IEC 60601-1-1;
Operations identified by user and password with encryption key;
Output interface for transfer of encrypted files (events) (USB 3.0);
No connection and no interaction with the patient;
Foot switch for snapshots, stored in png and dem format (DICOM);
Local player for the visualization of images from the laparoscopic camera and surgical environment containing sound and vital signs of the patient;
Real-time synchronism—all data recorded in a single file.