There are 40M vein punctures everyday worldwide, and approximately 25% fail to find and puncture a vein on the 1st attempt. The failure rate of vein punctures ranges from 10% to 40% with critically ill patients, where time is of the essence and vein punctures are challenging.
The Vein-Eye Carry provides FHD (full high definition) video of veins in all patients, even the most difficult. The video clearly shows the depth of the veins and the exact size and direction of the veins.
The Vein-Eye Carry weighs five (5) lbs. and is designed for use anywhere a vein has to be punctured. This includes home infusion therapy, the ambulance, the medical evacuation vehicle, and the blood testing laboratory.
Detecting the infiltration and extravasation of medicine, into surrounding tissue, is an advantage of the Vein-Eye Carry.
MSRP: $2,799 USD
Implementing Artificial Intelligence to the Vein-Eye Carry
By layering AI algorithms over the existing NIR imaging, we will transform the Vein-Eye from a visualization tool into a proactive diagnostic assistant:
- Automated Hemorrhage Detection: AI can analyze NIR feeds in real-time to detect subtle changes in tissue density and fluid accumulation, identifying internal bleeding post-surgery before it becomes clinically visible.
- Predictive Analytics for Cosmetic Surgery: In minimally invasive procedures, AI can provide surgeons with "risk heat maps" based on vascular patterns, reducing the likelihood of hematomas.
- Enhanced Biometric Accuracy: AI integration can further refine non-contact recognition, making the Vein-Eye an even more robust tool for secure medical environments.
- NIR in Surgery: With the additional capabilities of layering algorithms, the Vein-Eye Carry will be the premier device to detect bleeding in tissue post-surgery.
Crisis in Ukraine
Since June, 2023, the Vein-Eye Carry has been in use on the front lines in Ukraine, treating the most severely wounded Ukrainian soldiers and civilians. The surgeons and doctors were able to quickly assemble the Vein-Eye Carry by watching NII’s website video. The healthcare workers in Ukraine consider the Vein-Eye Carry to be a valuable medical device.
The Vein-Eye Carry is also being used in medical training in Ukraine. Every young MD involved in “Anesthesiology and Intensive Care” at Ukraine’s leading medical university is now a user of the Vein-Eye Carry.
According to Doctor Illya Chaikovsky, “This is the place where all anesthesiologists-resuscitators are trained.”
Crisis in South Africa
The Vein-Eye Carry has completed testing and an in-depth evaluation by hospitals in South Africa. The results of the testing all came back with the highest possible scores, significantly beating the competition on performance, vein images, price, and ease of use.
About Us
NII's patented vein illumination technology can also be used for NIR in surgery, to detect bleeding in tissue post-surgery. This is critically important for cosmetic and minimally invasive surgeries.
Near Infrared Imaging invents, designs, and distributes medical solutions. We do not sell direct to the end user. We utilize high quality medical equipment distributors. Our corporate commitment is to provide the highest quality medical solutions at a price affordable to the worldwide community. We began in 2009 and we are proud of the work put into our first product.
The Vein-Eye Carry is our 3rd generation product and was built in conjunction with medical experts, blood drawing experts, and infusion experts. NII's patented vein illumination technology can also be used for non-contact vein recognition biometrics.
The Vein-Eye Carry is often referred to as a vein viewer, vein finder, or a vein locator. It is simply the best medical device for finding veins.
If you have a question, or if you are interested in distributing the Vein-Eye Carry, please contact us at info@nearinfraredimaging.com