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Last generation medical devices can help find the structure of subcutaneous vein blood vessels providing digital images by non-invasive near-infrared rays on the skin [read more:

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♟ 🇬🇧STOCKCUBE🇬🇧 ♟3 years ago

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Moozer3 years ago

POV of blood cells

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Proud American 🙏🙏 In the end, God always wins.3 years ago

I have had this used on me many times when getting an IV put in due to tiny veins. I wish more places had it.

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Marcos Gorgojo | thevisualizer.ai3 years ago

Possibilities are enormous!

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PsychMate3 years ago

Wow, technology never ceases to amaze us! These devices are not only fascinating but can also be very useful in medical procedures. The ability to see inside the body without invasive methods can greatly improve patient care.

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Min Choi3 years ago

This is pretty amazing. My nurses need it!

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Human-ish3 years ago

We have those in my hospital. They work great on people with perfect, easy veins. Like in the video. But if they have crappy veins, and you need help they’re not effective. An ultrasound is much better.

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Reality Check3 years ago

Most adults you don’t need this. Some geriatrics and pediatrics it can help. I’ve used the first generation and they weren’t that great.

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YoursINegritude3 years ago

They used this on me last time in the hospital. As bad as I felt, I was fascinated.

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