A recent Publication is now available online – this is one worth your time! Find out how LDI burn imaging began, how it has progressed and where we are today: Some very interesting points were made, a few are seen here. “The most experienced LDI users [...]
We received the following notification from Dr Amber Young recently and are happy to spread the word. Amber writes; “The COSB (Core Outcome Set for Burn care research) study, is being carried out by Dr Amber Young at the University of Bristol, and aims to identify [...]
The superior accuracy of the moorLDI2-BI system has been highlighted yet again – this time in and evaluation study where the moorLDI2-BI imager was compared to thermal imaging. In a recent Publication in the Burns Journal Wearn et al report on an evaluation of the moorLDI2-BI [...]
Moor laser Doppler imagers have been highlighted in an abstract at the 2017 International Surgical Groups recent meeting in Johannesburg. An excerpt from Professor Stan Monstrey’s abstract can be seen here: ISG Abstract: 2017: ‘Paradigm shifts in the management of burn injuries’ Stan J. Monstrey, Ghent [...]
In a recent review NICE have updated the MTG2 guidance for the moorLDI2-BI system for burn assessment in the NHS, the addition of the moorLDLS-BI rapid line scanner was highlighted: Technology availability and changes “A new laser Doppler burn imager, moorLDLS-BI has been developed which uses [...]
In a recent update, NICE have published new cost saving guidance on their website: https://www.nice.org.uk/about/what-we-do/into-practice/cost-saving-guidance. In this publication the estimated savings per £100,000 are given for the Moor Burn imaging system. In brief, NICE report: “Cost saving guidance In recognition of the challenging financial situation faced [...]
New article ‘In Press’ adds further weight to the evidence for the use of laser Doppler imaging to aid the reduction in the incidence of hypertrophic scarring: “Earlier surgical treatment than current practice, guided by laser imaging or other novel modalities of burn depth assessment, aiming [...]
The International Society for Burn Injury (ISBI) have published their practice guidelines for burn care specialists all over the world. These new practice guidelines clearly highlight the importance of the use of our laser Doppler imagers for the early accurate diagnosis of burn depth: “Q: How [...]
A new Publication now ‘In Press’ in the Burn Journal and available online describing a meta-analysis of data for burn assessment using primarily Moor Burn Imagers. Review Diagnostic accuracy of laser Doppler imaging in burn depth assessment: Systematic review and meta-analysis. The Authors stated “The AUC [...]
The management and treatment of paediatric burns is a subject we often hear discussed in the burns community, with the ultimate aim being the optimisation of healing time and reduction in the rate of hypertrophic scarring. In a recent Publication from Kishikova, Smith & Cubison (2014) [...]
The results of a prospective randomised study of 57 burn patients treated in the University Hospital of Kaunas in the period 2009–2011 was recently published on PubMed Central - see full article here. The aim of this clinical study was to compare two different methods of [...]
In a recent publication by Hoeksema et al the moorLDLS-BI was clinically evaluated in a multi-centre paediatric study, with excellent results! The group concluded that “The high accuracy of the new line-scan imager was comparable to that of the traditional LDI. Its size and mobility enabled [...]
We are pleased to announce the successful conclusion of a large, multicentre clinical trial during which hundreds of burn wounds were scanned and assessed using our latest imaging system, the moorLDLS-BI. Detailed analysis of the data from this trial, along with user feedback, has enabled Moor Instruments [...]
