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Oral cancer tool applies semiconductor and fiber optic advancements

Trimira

Tissue visualization technologies using advanced semiconductor and fiber optics are being employed to detect oral cancer early on. The research and development effort by Houston-based Trimira LLC led to the development and launch of the Identafi 3000 ultra.

Ergonomically designed to feel as familiar as a dental handpiece or mirror in the hands of dentist or hygienist, much like a dental handpiece or mirror, the Identafi 3000 ultra enhances the providers’ visualization capabilities by incorporating additional fluorescence and narrowband reflectance illumination modes.  It allows for quick and thorough examination of all areas of the oral cavity, including the base of the tongue, lingual and palatine tonsils, and the oropharynx.

For details, see “Oral cancer tool applies semiconductor and fiber optic advancements,” in this month’s Medical Design.

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