27-inch 8MP Medical Diagnostic Monitor

The HTSY® 27-inch 8MP Medical Diagnostic Monitor is designed to capture ultra-fine details, specifically tailored for high-precision imaging diagnostic tasks such as thin-layer CT, detailed MRI, angiography, and 3D reconstruction. The large screen size combined with ultra-high pixels enables the complete display of wide-body images without frequent zooming or dragging, which can meet the needs of large-scale routine screenings in radiology departments, as well as support the diagnosis of difficult cases and pre-operative three-dimensional planning in departments such as neurology, orthopedics, and cardiothoracic surgery. The device is compatible with global mainstream PACS and RIS medical systems. Whether it's routine film review in the clinic, real-time reference in the operating room, or remote joint consultation among multiple hospitals, it can output standard imaging images, solving the diagnostic deviation problem caused by inconsistent color display of different devices.

Product Parameters

Product Features

1. Ultra-high physical resolution, capturing microscopic image details

The physical resolution of the entire machine is 3840×2160, with an 8 million pixel density that is higher than that of mid-low resolution displays. It can distinguish minute density differences in soft tissues, subtle cracks in bones, and small plaques at the ends of blood vessels. For lesions such as small pulmonary nodules and tiny intracranial lesions that are prone to being missed, its presentation capability far exceeds that of mid-low resolution displays, significantly reducing the probability of missed diagnoses of difficult cases.

2. Independent control of color and grayscale, no ghosting in dynamic images

The color channel and grayscale channel of the HTSY® 27-inch 8MP Medical Diagnostic Monitor have two independent parameters that do not interfere with each other. The grayscale is specifically adapted for X-ray and CT black-and-white images, while the color is adapted for ultrasound and functional imaging. The playback of motion images such as angiography and dynamic ultrasound is smooth, with clear and coherent dynamic changes of blood flow and organs. Doctors can fully capture the instantaneous characteristics of the lesion.

3. Compliant with DICOM standards, high-quality images suitable for complex environments

It is calibrated strictly in accordance with the DICOM medical display standards. The high brightness is adapted to bright examination rooms with sufficient lighting, the high contrast is used to separate the light and dark levels of the images, and the high-lit areas will not overexpose, and the dark parts of the tissues will not turn black and lose details. The imaging is stable for a long time, meeting the strict quality control requirements of hospital annual inspections and department ratings, and the diagnostic images can be traced.

4. Compatible with all modalities of images, covering the complete clinical diagnosis and treatment chain

The HTSY® 27-inch 8MP Medical Diagnostic Monitor is compatible with basic radiography and film review, surgical room intraoperative comparison, multimodal image fusion, functional imaging, and three-dimensional reconstruction of all clinical image types. For complex medical tasks such as multi-image joint assessment of tumors and three-dimensional preoperative path planning in orthopedics, the image layers are clear, providing doctors with precise visual references.

5. Large screen efficient review, suitable for long-term high-intensity office work

The 27-inch wide field of view can fully accommodate large-scale scanning images of the spine and chest and abdomen, reducing the need for repeated dragging of the screen, and improving the efficiency of batch review. The screen uses medical-grade eye-protection backlighting, reducing visual fatigue during long-term high-intensity review; the hardware has the ability to resist electromagnetic interference in hospital environments and supports stable and uninterrupted operation 7×24 hours, suitable for the high-frequency use of imaging departments throughout the year.