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“LDI became essential instrument for burn depth assessment in all clinical studies performed in the Department.”
“LDI became essential instrument for burn depth assessment in all clinical studies performed in the Department.”
“LDI became essential instrument for burn depth assessment in all clinical studies performed in the Department.”

Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital

Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital

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“LDI became essential instrument for burn depth assessment in all clinical studies performed in the Department.”
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Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital

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Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital

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Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital

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Clinically Proven And Approved Systems For Burn Assessment

Moor Instruments is the world leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of imaging systems for burn assessment.

We have consulted with burns surgeons worldwide for over 25 years to develop laser Doppler imaging as a powerful aid to burn wound assessment.

Accurately diagnosing the severity of burns has always been difficult, even for experienced clinicians. Moor offers a solution by providing a choice of laser Doppler imagers to assist with your treatment decisions.

Our imagers assess and map skin blood flow – clinically proven to relate closely to the healing potential of burn injuries – and are the only imaging modality with the appropriate regulatory approvals and independently assessed efficacy to be used for diagnosis. View our products below.

moorLDLS-BI

Rapid scan times from just 4 seconds. Line scanning uses a line of laser light to sweep quickly across the tissue, building the blood flow map. The scan size produced is around the size of an adult hand or the whole chest of an infant.

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moorLDI2-BI

Large area scans, up to 50cm x 50cm. Single point imaging scans a laser beam back and forth across the tissue, building a blood flow map. This enables a single scan of an adult torso.

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Events


  • Visit us at the DAV Conference on Burn Medicine in Zell am See

    Visit us at the DAV Conference on Burn Medicine in Zell am See
    Events

    Dear Customers, Dear Friends, We cordially invite you to visit our booth at the DAV Conference on Burn Medicine from January 17th to 20th in Zell am See. We look forward to this exciting event and the opportunity to speak to you in Person. Our colleague, Janis Brusius, will be present all days and... Read More
  • National Burns Awareness Day – October 11th 2023

    National Burns Awareness Day – October 11th 2023
    Events

    We’re pleased to highlight again the work of a great UK charitable organisation – The Children's Burns Trust. Every year, the CBT raise awareness of basic burn prevention and also help educate with pointers on how to treat burn injuries in a first aid situation on National Burn Awareness Day, this year on October... Read More
  • Welcome back from the European Burns Association 2023 conference

    Welcome back from the European Burns Association 2023 conference
    Events

    Welcome back from the European Burns Association 2023 conference in Nantes, France. We hope you all enjoyed the conference; it was a pleasure to catch up with colleagues from other countries and also our existing and potential customers. It was great to catch up on the latest news from around the EU and further... Read More
  • European Club for Paediatric Burns World Congress 2023 – Toronto, Canada 26 – 29 September

    European Club for Paediatric Burns World Congress 2023 – Toronto, Canada 26 – 29 September
    Events

    Will you be traveling to Toronto this year for the European Club for Paediatric Burns World Congress 2023? If so, Moor Inc. hope to see you there! If you’re already a valued Moor Instruments customer we’ll have a new face on the stand that you likely haven’t met yet, so please stop by the... Read More
  • 20th European Burns Association Congress & 42e SFB Congress 2023 – Nantes, France 6-9 September

    20th European Burns Association Congress & 42e SFB Congress 2023 – Nantes, France 6-9 September
    Events

    Are you attending the 20th European Burns Association & 42e SFB Congress in Nantes, France in September? As the world leader in the design, manufacture and distribution of imaging systems for burn assessment we will be attending for the duration of the Congress and hope to see you there! If you’re already a valued Moor Instruments customer, we look... Read More

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  • Donation to Paulinchen e.V.

    Donation to Paulinchen e.V.
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    We were delighted to have Paulinchen e.V. visit our booth at the DAV2023. We had donated to the association for Christmas 2022 and today they personally thanked us for the donation. We would like to take this opportunity to point out the excellent prevention work of the association once again. Since 1993, Paulinchen e.V.... Read More
  • Seasons Greetings and a Happy and Healthy 2023

    Seasons Greetings and a Happy and Healthy 2023
    Moor Instruments

    With the festive holiday rapidly approaching, Team Moor Instruments would like to wish All the Very Best to you and yours over the festive period and on into 2023. 2022 was not without challenge – the global supply shortage threatened to badly affect our delivery times, but we took an early, bold decision to... Read More
  • Christmas and New Year at Moor Instruments

    Christmas and New Year at Moor Instruments
    Moor Instruments

    As the clock ticks down towards the end of 2021 and we compare where we are now with where we were this time last year, there are strong similarities but also enormous progress with the ultra-rapid development and deployment of vaccines that show a glimmer of hope for a return to normality before too... Read More
  • Seasons greetings and Hello 2021!

    Seasons greetings and Hello 2021!
    Moor Instruments

    As we finally start to wrap up 2020, we reflect on what has to be the strangest year for a very long time. We hope you and yours have stayed safe and well and that you coped as well as possible with the disruption. We know it’s not been easy. As a company we... Read More
  • Distributor of the Year 2020-2021

    Distributor of the Year 2020-2021
    Moor Instruments

    Moor are represented globally by around 50 distributors, each carefully chosen as our representatives where we don’t have coverage from a Moor UK (Parent office), Moor GmbH or Moor Inc office. We choose knowledgeable, helpful and friendly suppliers who will represent us effectively and efficiently. Whilst we are proud of all of them, every... Read More

Testimonials


Time and again we are confronted with our shortcomings in clinical burn depth assessment by the results of LDI. Based on the predicted healing time, the moorLDI helps us to confidently select the right treatment for our patients much earlier.

Mr Henk Hoeksema
University Hospital Gent

I have been involved in the treatment of children with burn injuries since 1994. One of the major difficulties our unit has experienced in the management of this challenging group of patients has been predicting burn wound outcome, especially following a scald burn. Following our initial investigations with the Moor LDI system in 2000, we have now come to rely upon this system to help us determine which burn wounds will heal as opposed to those that will require grafting. The new LDLS represents a further advance, with its increased speed, reduced size and greater mobility facilitating its use in our busy burns unit.

Professor Andrew J. A. Holland
The University of Sydney

We started using the LDI in a randomised controlled trial into its cost effectiveness. This study showed us the added value of the LDI in our decision making process. In our opinion you cannot do without it in a burn centre. The objective assessment of burn makes the LDI a highly valuable tool.

J Dokter, MD
Burn centre Maasstad Hospital, Rotterdam, Netherlands

Independently Validated and Highly Accurate Burn Assessment from Day 2 with Moor Instruments

NICE Quality Standards
National Institute for Health and Care Excellence

As a previous Burn Consultant and Service Lead for the Greater London Burn Service, I used the Moor LDI system as an integral part of my burn practice for the past 8 years. It augmented my clinical assessment of burn wound depth in those cases where it was difficult to be certain whether a burn was going to heal within a time frame that makes scarring unlikely. I certainly support the published data that suggests there is an increased accuracy of burn wound depth assessment when experienced clinical judgement is combined with the Laser Doppler.

Mr Greg Williams, FRCS FRCS(Plast)
Greater London Burn Service

Laser Doppler Imaging (LDI) has been used in our Burns Unit since 1991. It is now part of the routine assessment of all burns. Patients are scanned with the moorLDI at 48 hours or on admission, if this is later than 48 hours after burning. We have been able to improve the accuracy of assessment of burn depth from 65% to 96%. This ensures that our patients receive the most appropriate and cost-effective treatment of their burns.

Sarah A. Pape, FRCSEd(Plast)
Burns Unit Newcastle upon Tyne

Laser doppler imaging (LDI2-BI) has been used in our Burns and Plastic Surgery Unit since 2008. 280 patients was assessed during the last 5 years period. Majority of pediatric burns are scalds (about 87%). Scalds are much more difficult to assess clinically, because they are of mixed and/or intermediate depth. Laser Doppler imaging gives us an early and accurate diagnosis. LDI assessment we combined with clinical assessment of the burn wound. The most accurate results of LDI assessment we have got at 4-5th day post burn. LDI2-BI allows us to reach highest standards in pediatric burns care.

Dr Dainius Geležauskas, MD
Vilnius University Children's Hospital

We started using LDI in our routine clinical practice since in 2008. This enabled more precise burn depth estimation and finally resulted in decreased healing time in majority of burn wounds. LDI became essential instrument for burn depth assessment in all clinical studies performed in the Department. Easy and quick performance, convenient evaluation of scan results and extremely high accuracy of burn depth assessment (97%) obtained with the LDI were main advantages for using this equipment in burn unit. We continue our practice with LDI.

Professor Rytis Rimdeika, MD PhD
Kaunas Medical University Hospital