
Vein Finder
VeinSight™ serials near-infrared vein finder bases on the near-infrared absorbance difference between veins and surround tissue, it projects accurate and real-time vein image on the skin of patient. VeinSight™ vein finder can be used to find and evaluate the patients’ veins, help nurse to do vein puncture. VeinSight™ vein finder can help increasing first vein puncture attempt successful rate, increasing vein finding and puncture efficiency, increasing patients’ satisfaction and decrease medical disputes. VeinSight™ vein finder is widely used in the following departments: pediatric, emergency, oncology, geriatric, radiology, laboratory, vascular surgery, plastic surgery, etc.
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The VeinSight™ vein finder can display a map of the vasculature on the surface of the skin in real time, allowing clinicians to verify vein patency during venipuncture procedures or vascular procedures and avoid valves or bifurcations in cosmetic procedures.
VeinSight™Vein finder works for all body types and skin tones

Children
Pediatrics can be one of the most difficult patient populations for venipuncture procedures. Consider the challenges associated with pediatric vascular access and their families. VeinSight ™ vein finder can not only show the vein but also helping them to relax and the procedure to go more smoothly.

Oncology patients
Oncology patients are commonly subjected to repeated infusions over the course of their treatment. The quantity of procedures compromise the integrity of vessels, leaving even fewer options for successful access. VeinSight ™ vein finder can help medical clinicians to find suitable veins for puncture and good vein blood of liquidity.
Applicable Departments
Pediatrics
Oncology
Radiology
Geriatric
Emergency
Vascular
Cosmetic
Laboratory
Outpatient
Dialysis
Surgery
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VeinSight™ vein finder can observe the amount of blood in the blood vessels, monitor the flow of the liquid in the blood vessels, and determine whether there is a hematoma after intravenous injection
Introduction video of the product
The overall introduction of VeinSight™ series of vascular imaging navigation instruments (also called vascular imaging instruments) has comprehensively displayed the basic principles of products, products features, products advantages, main functions, etc. by full digital and three-dimensional animation technology.
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To check filling degree of blood in veins
VeinSight™series of vascular imaging navigation instruments not only can monitor static information (such as positions, structures and branches, etc.) of veins but also visually observe the flowing direction of blood and qualitatively assess blood flowing speed and filling degree of the blood.
Flowing condition of monitored medical solution in veins
VeinSight™series of vascular imaging navigation instruments can visually monitor the flowing conditions of medical solution in veins, which can visually judge where medical soultions is leaked; Especially during the injection of haematoma medicines, the monitoring has an important application to avoid the leakage of medical solution causing body tissue to be damaged.
Judging whether there is a haematoma after intravenous injection
After the completion of intravenous injection,VeinSight™series of vascular imaging navigation instruments can be used to observe whether there is a haematoma (for example after the veins is punctured, a haematoma will be caused after venous blood occurs leakage inside tissue) so that health care staff can timely treat it to avoid patient’s secondary puncturing and others.
Application of VeinSight™ series of vascular imaging navigation instruments
Clinical application effect of VeinSight™ series of vascular imaging navigation instruments, including complex medical conditions, such as edema patients and children, etc.. The clinical shows that vascular imaging navigation instruments can effectively improve the success rate of puncturing and disposal efficiency of health care staff which significantly reduces the pain caused by the fail puncturing.