Basic Specifications
Model NO.FLI-10A/FLI-10B
CertificationCE, FDA, ISO13485
GroupAll People
Monitor Size27 Inches/32 Inches
Display Resolution1920*1080P
HS Code9018903010
Product Overview
The FLI-10B Surgical Fluorescence Imaging System is a cutting-edge surgical guidance solution employing a drug-device combination approach. Utilizing indocyanine green (ICG) as a fluorescence probe, the system leverages ultra-high sensitivity to detect submillimeter-sized tumors. It provides surgeons with high-definition visible light, fluorescence imaging, and quantitative diagnostic data in real-time.
This system is designed for the precise observation of tissues, blood supply, lymph nodes, and complex anatomical structures, serving clinical departments such as oral and maxillofacial surgery, plastic and reconstructive surgery, thyroid surgery, breast surgery, and general surgery.
Technical Parameters
| Project |
Content |
| Number of Camera Chips | 2CMOS |
| Handheld Probe | Spectral Quantitative Analysis Probe |
| Fluorescence Development | AI Assisted Boundary Sharpening |
| Image Mode | 7 Types: White Light/Fluorescence/Fusion/Multimode/Color Grading/Quantification/Spectroscopy |
| Laser Wavelength | 785nm |
| Workstation Available | Yes |
| Workstation Function | Fluorescence Intensity & Spectral Quantitative Analysis |
| Detection Limit | 10-12 M/L |
| Lens Zoom Factor | 4 Times |
| Working Distance | Recommended 10-25cm |
| Focus Mode | Electric Focus |
| White Balance | Manual White Balance |
| Laser Grade | 3R |
| Integrated Model | Yes |
Software Screenshot on Monitor
Surface Light Source
Handheld Laser Probe
Key Advantages
Ultra-low Detection Limit
Real-time diagnosis of sub-millimeter tumors during surgery.
Dual Quantitative Analysis
ROI Value and spectral digitization for objective judgment.
Pseudo-color Grading
Visualizes concentration gradients of tracers in target tissue.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
- Intraoperative tumor localization and margin assessment
- Assessment of blood supply to transplanted flaps
- Localization of sentinel lymph nodes
Tumor Localization
Margin Assessment
Thyroid and Breast Surgery
- Lymphatic mapping and sentinel node localization
- Effective parathyroid gland identification
- Functional and blood supply evaluation
Lymphatic Mapping
Tumor Identification
Gland Identification
Margin Assessment
Dermatology, Burns and Plastic Surgery
Lower Limb Lymphatic Mapping
Upper Limb Lymphatic Mapping
Blood Supply Evaluation
Blood Supply Evaluation
General Surgery
- Liver segment visualization for anatomical resection
- Bile duct identification and anastomosis
- Real-time evaluation of anastomotic blood flow
Liver Segment Staining
Lymphatic Tracing
Tumor Identification
Margin Determination
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the primary use of the FLI-10B Imaging System?
A: It is used for real-time observation of tissues, blood supply, lymph nodes, and anatomical structures during tumor surgeries using ICG fluorescence.
Q: What imaging modes are available in this system?
A: The system offers 7 modes: White Light, Fluorescence, Fusion, Multimode, Color Grading, Quantification, and Spectroscopy.
Q: Can the system detect very small tumors?
A: Yes, it features ultra-high sensitivity and an ultra-low detection limit, allowing for the real-time identification of sub-millimeter-sized tumors.
Q: Does the system provide quantitative analysis?
A: Yes, it includes a dual quantitative analysis system providing ROI values and independent spectral digitization for objective clinical judgment.
Q: What departments can benefit from this technology?
A: It is widely used in oral and maxillofacial, thyroid, breast, general, pediatric, and plastic reconstructive surgeries.
Q: Is a workstation included for data analysis?
A: Yes, a workstation is available for fluorescence intensity and spectral quantitative analysis.
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