With EIZO’s video input moduls, modular LCD monitors such as the RadiForce EX271W can be easily adapted to local connectivity needs.

• Enable the connection of different types of video input signals
• Flexible connectivity and future-safe installation
• Supports both legacy and state of the art systems
• Cost effective, no need to purchase unnecessary connectors
• Signal connector tailored to application requirements
• Cable clutter and overall monitor footprint is reduced

The 58 inch viewing area of LS580W enables a new dimension in medical imaging allowing high flexibility in arranging different screen layouts. Important pictures can be scaled to the desired size, less important information can be moved out of the focus. The LS580W supports life time luminance stability. Its tone curves match DICOM/CIE recommendations. The monitor can be mounted to ceiling suspensions and is ideal for operating rooms where multiple medical images need to be displayed simultaneously.

• 58-inch LCD module with 8 megapixel (4K ultra HD) resolution.
• Environmentally-friendly LED backlight offering a maximum brightness of 700 cd/m².
• Redundant components architecture for a high degree of operational reliability.
• Factory-adjusted grayscale tones to meet DICOM Part 14 standard for optimum display of medical DICOM images.
• 5 user-selectable 11-bit look-up tables enable accurate viewing of any type of medical image.
• Homogeneous brightness uniformity across the entire screen.

With TIP0210-DVI, image and video data, as well as control signals, can be transmitted with zero latency or loss in a 10 Gbit network. As a result, a flexible video routing can be realized using standardized, forwardlooking network technology.

• Uncompressed, loss-free data transmission of 10 Gbit/s
• Transmission with zero latency, for better hand-eye coordination
• One device per software can be used as a decoder and encoder
• Up to two video links per device can be processed
• Multiple views on a monitor possible through one signal
• Passive cooling

The constantly growing number of medical devices and equipment used in the OR is a major challenge for OR and nursing staff. This is because, even in stressful situations, they have to be able to operate the equipment without making an error. Different user interfaces and systems that are not compatible with one another sometimes force the OR team into using awkward workflows.

With CuratOR Caliop, EIZO has developed an integration software that centralizes key OR-workflows on a single platform.

• Simple and intuitive menu navigation
• Manufacturer-independent integration
• Designed for use with mouse and touchscreen as well as remotely (foot switch / endoscope head buttons)
• Only one user interface is necessary
• Modules can be added on and additional elements can be purchased later
• Saves time and money
• Uncomplicated administration

The CID1201P is an optional software package preinstalled on a suitable Panel PC and designed specifically for interfacing with the Large Monitor Manager.

• Quick and intuitive selection of predefined layouts and video sources
• Simple integration in local network
• Robust and secure use in the OR environment
• VESA Adapter for extended mounting options

57.5-inch monitor with 4K UHD resolution for use in Hybrid ORs and interventional radiology.

• Ideal for displaying medical images for angiography, cardiology and radiology
• Monitor calibration during production according to DICOM Part 14
• Integrated stability system for maintaining the calibration
• Designed for cost effective videomanagement solutions

Short Camera Cable for Surgical Field Camera System

A 31.5-inch wide screen surgical monitor with full HD display that faithfully reproduces surgical images.

• 31.5-inch LCD monitor with full HD resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels)
• Powerful LED backlight with 650 cd/m² luminance for optimal viewing in bright operating rooms
• High IP rating and fanless design ideal for maintaining a sterilized OR environment
• Sleek design with fully-flat protective glass and rounded corners for comfort and safety in the operating room

With TIP0410-HDMI, image and video data, as well as control signals, can be transmitted with zero latency or loss in a 10 Gbit network. As a result, a flexible video routing can be realized using standardized, forwardlooking network technology.

• Uncompressed, loss-free data transmission of 10 Gbit/s
• Transmission with zero latency, for better hand-eye coordination
• One device can be used as a decoder and encoder
• Up to two video links per device can be processed
• Multiple views on a monitor possible through one signal
• Passive cooling

By utilizing PDS0800-HD, signals coming from LMM56800 or LMM0802 are repeated and doubled to connect two 8 megapixel monitors. The HD output generates a downscaled representation of the content displayed on the large screen.

Wall mount for CuratOR monitors with 49 inch to 58 inch diagonal screen size.

The SCD 19102 produces color and gray scale images for the accurate, high-speed presentation of motion studies and dynamic images in endoscopy, surgery, cardiac imaging, and ultrasound. Like all displays from EIZO, the device is pre-calibrated in the factory. The five integrated look-up tables (LUTs) loaded with practice-oriented settings of high image quality are stored in the display enabling the use of standard graphics boards. The display can be set and re-calibrated in the field in accordance with the CIE or DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine) standard.

• 19-inch LCD module with 1 megapixel resolution offering a maximum brightness of 330 cd/m²
• Fully automated luminance stability through the Integrated Stability System (ISS)
• CIE/DICOM compliant gray scale response built into the display
• Adjustable color point for optimized display matching
• Fully supported by the RadiCS quality assurance tool
• 5 user defined 10 bit look up tables adaptable to diverse reading and viewing environments
• Gamma response calibrated during manufacturing to provide consistent image quality from one display to the next
• State of the art video signal rendering; video standards: PAL, NTSC
• Force Mode for tailoring the display to even the most specialized timing requirements