World’s First Highest Resolution HDTV Surgical Camera
By Cheryl | August 6, 2007
Three cheers to Steven F. Palter, who is the active-participant in the assessment of the unique surgical system with highest resolution. His efforts (captured recording) will be live in the upcoming National Geographic HD special “Inside the Living Body”, the first surgical practice transmit in HD.
The access to this high-resolution practically that any surgeon has ever seen in the OR can now be viewed while sitting at home. During the evaluation stage, chip imaging 1920 x 1080p (beyond WUXGA) was used by the surgeons for the first time that ensuring delivery of crusty and lucid images.
This HD Video System is exhibited on a 16:9 “WideView monitor” offering the aforesaid resolution so that the clarity of the image is maintained without pixilation. Its USP resides in the clear view of the horizontal field to the surgeon. This translates to approximately 2-megapixel video.
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