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Scientific Vision Systems (SVSi) is the leading supplier of scientific medical equipment including medical cameras,
Endoscopy, Ultrasound, Medicapture, and medical printers, from top brand names as Sony, Hitachi, Panasonic,
Tatung, Mitsubishi, and hard to find items. Also featuring a glossary of industry terms.
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New!
Medical Imaging
Made Easy™
Medicapture USB300
The MediCap USB300 is the medical
industry’s easiest, most affordable
high-definition recorder. Record up
to two weeks of HD video on the
internal hard drive or record directly
to a convenient USB flash drive. Now
you can experience easy, affordable
HD video — without all the hassles of
DVD disks. Videos are recorded in
MPEG4 format, and still images can be saved in JPG, PNG, TIFF or DICOM formats. The MediCap USB300 can be connected to a network for easy transfer of video files. >>>
SUV-Cam - Ultra Flexible & Tough Micro Video Camera & Recorder
for Surveillance, Inspection, and "on-board" Sports Video applications.
Carlsbad, CA July 11, 2006: The lipstick size MPEG 4 compliant camera attaches by video cable to
an extremely small compact recorder equipped with instant playback
via a built-in 2.2 inch TFT QVGA LCD display. Diverse applications
range from wearable camera applications, onboard use on various
vehicles, surveillance applications, and for use with borescopes in
challenging environments limited by space, mist, dust or other
impediments.
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Full-Color Video Camera Captures Sharp Images in Extreme Low Light Conditions.
Carlsbad, CA July 11, 2006: Toshiba's new IK-1000ME full-color video camera delivers sharp full-color images even in extremely low light. Available from Scientific Vision Systems, the camera allows users to capture color video images in light as low as the equivalent of moonless overcast (10-4 lux). The camera features Toshiba's breakthrough imaging system based on their proprietary electron-multiplying CCD technology. >>>
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Sony UP-55MD Medical Printer with USB Flash Memory Interface
Ideal for ultrasound, endoscopy, and other diagnostic imaging applications, the new printer features a flash memory stick that allows users to download images from the printer and upload to their PCs. Easily Captures images for patient records, medical reporting, PowerPoint® presentations, referrals, consultations, or educational purposes. >>>
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Scientific Vision Systems Announces Availability of Advanced RGB QuadView XL – Four Different Computer and/or Video Sources on a Single Screen
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Carlsbad, CA January 30, 2006: Scientific Vision Systems, one of the largest distributors of medical video equipment, announced the availability of the advanced RGB Spectrum QuadView® XL imaging processor for the most demanding medical applications. The QuadView® XL allows surgeons, operating room personnel, and radiologists to simultaneously view input from four (4) different video or computer sources on a single screen. >>>
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SONY UP-D72XR
Digital Film Imager.
Ideal for Diagnostic Imaging Systems such as Mobile C-Arm Units, Ultrasound Systems, and Cardiac Cath Labs
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Scientific Vision Systems (SVS), one of the leading distributors of medical and professional video equipment, today announced introduction of the new Sony UP-D72XR Digital Film Imager.
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Data Sheet
Press Release
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Government Leads Charge into the Medical Information Age:
“The U.S. government is leading this charge into the medical information age – robustly, and, by most accounts, effectively – because it pays 46% of the nation’s medical bills. Dr. Mark McClellan, former head of the FDA and now director of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, is making paperless medicine mandatory for physicians who want to participate in the agency’s potentially remunerative pay-for-performance scheme.”
– Time Magazine, June 20, 2005 *
Used with permission from Time Magazine.
Mitsubishi Video Recorders Replace Discontinued Sony & Panasonic Models
Now Available: Mitsubishi MD-3000 Series Medical Recorders—certified as medical-grade in both the United States and Europe. These models are plug-and-play replacements for the recently discontinued Sony and Panasonic medical video recorders.
SONY LMD-2140MD 21-inch Medical LCD Monitor
New medical grade LCD monitor delivers optimum viewing. Read more:
Data Sheet
Press Release
Medical Video Equipment: Plasma Screen Technology
Now Available: The latest HDTV compatible Plasma Screen Displays, ideal for the most advanced medical grade applications. The new 42” and 50” displays provide high-definition images for medical professionals in many fields including Endoscopy, Radiology, Neurology, Microscopy, and Surgery.
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Product Info 42”
Product Info 50”
Press Release
PANASONIC
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The new Panasonic DVD Medical Grade Recorder records up to four hours per side on DVD RAM discs.
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SONY DVO-1000MD DVD Recorder: |
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The new Sony DVD Medical Grade Recorder features a built-in 80GB hard drive and a data recovery feature.
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Data Sheet
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