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SCREENING FOR PAD can
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Early assessment with SnapshotNIR is fast, efficient and effective.
Support treatment decisions
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Chronic wounds are a health problem with significant reductions in quality of life and can have devastating consequences such as limb amputations and premature death. SnapshotNIR is an imaging device that visualizes and maps tissue oxygen saturation in the capillary network.
Find out how SnapshotNIR supports treatment decisions, documents healing progression, and helps clinicians to positively impact patient outcomes, forging a path in diagnostic-driven wound care.
June 11, 2025
PUBLICATION ALERT
Novel Plantar-Palmar Index protocol using SnapshotNIR replaces ABI for assessment of PAD. Peer-reviewed study introduces the Plantar-Palmar Index as a non-invasive, clinically feasible alternative to ABI in vascular diagnostics and wound care.
April 24, 2025
PRODUCT UPDATE
Learn about the expansive software update to SnapshotNIR with an emphasis on documentation improvements, with new report templates including the unique hemoglobin view images, and compatibility with web-based EHRs.
Wound bed preparation for split thickness skin graft on flank wound
Dr. Charles Andersen, MD, and Homer-Christian Reiter, BSc
A 34-year-old male presented 2 weeks after a penetrating trauma injury to the left flank. The patient was found to have evidence of a necrotizing soft tissue infection, and a treatment plan was made to include multiple surgical debridements, wound vac placement and a graft application.
NIRS was instrumental in monitoring oxygenation of the wound bed throughout serial debridements in preparation for skin grafting. Post-graft NIRS was utilized as confirmation of deep healing after epithelialization.
Initial debridement on 3/15/24 on the left side of the image. Fully epithelialized and deeply healed split thickness skin graft on 10/21/24 on the right.
WOUND CARE
RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY