The HTSY® 27-inch 4K Surgical Medical Monitor is a professional-level medical image display device developed by Tianjin HanTeng Shengye Technology Co., Ltd. for operating rooms and endoscopy diagnosis centers. The hardware image quality parameters and body structure are customized in accordance with the standards for medical use in operating rooms. It is equipped with a rich multi-screen display function, taking into account the image restoration accuracy, environmental adaptability, and clinical operation convenience. It is suitable for various minimally invasive surgical procedures, endoscopy examinations, and microsurgery, providing a high-definition visual need for clear image display of tissues for doctors to make precise judgments. Welcome your inquiries and cooperation.
This HTSY® 27-inch 4K Surgical Medical Monitor is suitable for operating rooms, endoscopy rooms, and surgical consultation rooms. It can be compatible with endoscopy systems, surgical microscopes, and various medical imaging equipment. The screen resolution is 3840×2160, which can fully restore the dynamic images of surgeries and the details of lesion images, improving the shortcomings of ordinary displays such as color bias, blurry details, and unclearness in strong light. The device has an integrated pure flat appearance, which is convenient for medical staff to clean and disinfect. The model has been structurally optimized and supports various installation forms such as hanging, medical trolleys, and surgical cradles, and is suitable for various surgical room layouts. When doctors perform laparoscopic, microscopic surgeries, and endoscopic examinations, they can obtain real and stable images, reducing the errors caused by image quality issues.

| Display size | 27inches |
| Supported colors | 1.07 billion |
| Resolution ratio | 3840X2160 |
| Perspective (horizontal*vertical) | 178° Typ |
| Irradiation protective glass | Anti-glare, anti-reflection, and anti-fingerprint |
The HTSY® 27-inch 4K Surgical Medical Monitor is equipped with a complete 4K ultra-clear resolution. It also has three core optical advantages: high brightness, high contrast, and wide viewing angle. In the operating room, there are situations such as strong light from the shadow lamps directly shining and multiple people observing the surgery from different directions. The high-brightness panel can resist the dimming of the image caused by the reflection of light, and the high contrast can distinguish the subtle differences in light and shade between soft tissues, fine blood vessels, and nerve fascia, making small lesions and capillary textures clearly visible. The screen has a wide viewing angle range, and the surgeon, assistant, and anesthesiologist can watch from different positions left, right, up, and down without any color bias, fogging, or brightness attenuation. The overall angle view of the picture is highly unified, and the multi-person collaborative surgery observation is not restricted by position.
This surgical monitor adopts a flat surface without protrusions, without any crevices or dead corners that are prone to accumulate dust and dirt. It is more convenient for medical staff to clean with disinfectant wipes and medical disinfectant solutions, meeting the infection control requirements of frequent disinfection in the operating room. The body structure is specially optimized for the integration of endoscopic systems and can be integrated and installed with the entire endoscopic equipment, adapting to the standardized surgical room equipment integration scheme. The installation freedom is extremely high. It can be suspended from the ceiling to save table space, fixed on a medical mobile trolley for flexible transportation, or equipped with a surgical room-specific hanging arm to adapt to different space planning of large and small surgical rooms, day surgery centers, and various scenarios of renovation and new construction of surgical rooms.
The HTSY® 27-inch 4K Surgical Medical Monitor supports simultaneous input of multiple video signals and synchronous display of multiple images. It has a complete set of practical display modes, including full-screen single image, left and right split screen, four equal-screen division, picture-in-picture, picture mirroring, and picture flipping. During the surgery, doctors can simultaneously access multiple images such as endoscope images, ultrasound images, and preoperative CT films, view them on separate screens, and compare them without repeatedly switching signal sources. During laparoscopic, ear-nose-throat endoscopic surgeries, the mirror flipping function can be enabled to adapt to the operation hand feel, and the direction of the images can be adjusted as needed for orthopedic and neurosurgical operations. The parallel display of multiple images reduces the cumbersome steps of equipment switching and helps doctors focus on the surgical process throughout, improving the smoothness and efficiency of the operation.
Our surgical display covers the mainstream surgical endoscopes, surgical microscopes, and various medical image output devices on the market. It is compatible with all departments such as general surgery, urology, orthopedics, otolaryngology, gynecology, and digestive endoscopy. Whether it is a long-term complex minimally invasive surgery, a short-term routine endoscopy examination, or precise microscopic operations, it can stably connect with imaging equipment to output high-definition images. One display can be used by multiple departments for rotation, reducing the cost of repeated equipment purchases by the hospital, and the equipment has strong versatility, adapting to comprehensive hospitals, specialized hospitals, medical beauty surgery rooms, private clinics, and other levels of medical institutions.
The screen color and grayscale of the HTSY® 27-inch 4K Surgical Medical Monitor are calibrated according to medical imaging standards. Different from ordinary commercial displays, it will not have problems such as overly bright colors, skin tone distortion, or gray-scale discontinuity. The colors of human mucous membranes, blood vessels, and diseased tissues are highly realistic, accurately reflecting the true state. When doctors rely on the images to distinguish inflammation, hyperplasia, and minor lesions, they will not be misled by the screen's color bias. This makes the imaging judgment more rigorous and reliable, and it is suitable for all surgical operations that require making diagnosis and treatment decisions based on visual details.

