Displays for patient monitors, surgical systems, ventilators and diagnostic devices: DICOM and grayscale, IEC 60601-1 and ISO 13485, hygiene and touch.
19 articles in this category.
Dental, ophthalmic and aesthetic displays: colour accuracy as a clinical argument, grayscale depth, treatment-light glare, gloved touch and calibration.
Read the notePoint-of-care and diagnostic device displays: character height at the bench, battery-friendly panel choices, gloved touch, chemical exposure and traceability.
Read the noteMedical touch displays: what nitrile and double gloves do to a capacitive sensor, disinfectant films and false touches, glass thickness and coating wear.
Read the noteSurgical and OR displays: colour gamut and white point for tissue, latency budgets, DICOM calibration, sterile-field touch and fail-safe behaviour.
Read the noteDifferentiation page: publish the linked new page before the foundation rewrite of the old page. | Meta description: Patient monitor displays: resolution for waveforms,…
Read the noteDifferentiation page: publish the linked new page before the foundation rewrite of the old page. | Meta description: Medical display compliance: who owns IEC…
Read the note"DICOM compliant" is one of the most misused phrases in medical display specification. The DICOM standard defines a relationship between stored pixel values and…
Read the noteCritical care devices have the most conservative display requirements in medicine and the least written down. The datasheets describe luminance and contrast; the constraints…
Read the noteA display that fails in a cabinet 500 kilometres away costs far more than the same failure on a bench. The difference is not…
Read the noteA medical display is cleaned constantly, and every cleaning cycle is a stress event for the cover glass and coatings. Use the wrong agent…
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