Case Study: Kyoto University Hospital
Bringing the latest video management solutions to advanced medical treatment.
Based on the spirit of “For the Patient,” the Department of Neurosurgery at the Kyoto University Hospital provides the advanced surgical treatments to patients with difficult-to-treat diseases. Awake surgery with intraoperative monitoring is a unique technique for glioma resection, which is the strong point of the department.
EIZO’s OR solutions were adopted by this operating room in 2014. We asked Assistant Professor Yoshiki Arakawa about how EIZO products are being used.
Background
Why did you choose EIZO’s operating room solutions?For awake surgery in glioma resection involving the language or motor cortex, displaying and integrating multiple medical images and information is very important. We adopted EIZO’s operating room solutions with the LMM0801 because of their function and resolution adequate to our needs. |
Reason for selection
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Out of all the different manufacturers, why did you choose EIZO?
The most attractive factor are the LX470W resolution. It’s capable of faithfully depicting high-definition images from microscopes and endoscopes and also offers excellent grayscale tone reproduction for MRIs, CTs, and other DICOM images. |
How the solutions are used
How are the LMM0801 and RadiForce LX470W used during surgeries?
Images from microscope cameras, surgical cameras, bedside cameras, navigation systems, biological information devices and others are put in the LMM0801, and four to six images are displayed together on the LX470W. Simultaneously, the display image are transferred to the recording system. |
Flexible adjustment of image |
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Kyoto University Hospital
54 Shogoin-kawahara-cho, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
606-8507 Japan
http://www.kuhp.kyoto-u.ac.jp/
Products selected
The Large Monitor Manager gathers multiple images together and displays images on a large screen according to the surgeon’s preference |
The LMM0801 touch panel console monitor enables easy remote image recall and layout changes |
A large monitor for operating rooms that allows X-ray and endoscope images for surgical reference to be displayed on a single screen |