Here’s what you should know:
1. The recorder is the first in a series of advanced recorders designed to enhance how ASCs and hospitals record and review surgical procedures.
2. MediCapture’s recorders are compatible with medical video devices such as endoscopes, arthroscopes, surgical microscopes, ultrasounds and C-arms. They save high-definition video and images directly to a USB flash drive, local hard drive or network drive.
3. MediCapture will launch MVR Pro recorders with 4K Ultra HD and DICOM throughout the year.
4. All recorders in the MVR Pro Series are equipped with a built-in touch screen. The iMave Pro Platform powers each recorder.
5. The company plans to begin shipments of its MVR Pro HD in the third quarter.
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