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What You Get:

• Identafi 3000 Ultra Handpiece
• Filtered Glasses for Exam
• 100 Disposable Mirrors (when you complete registration)
  • Note: You will pay for the system by the time you utilize the mirrors!
• Educational Sources Including...
  • Oral Cancer Screening guidelines (Including a video presentation)
  • Exam Forms to use for referral purposes
  • Slide Presentation for staff education
• Marketing Materials including...
  • Patient Trifolds
  • Public Service Announcement samples
  • Dialog to use with patients to encourage consent
• Billing Information includling...
  • How to file insurance
  • How to collect when insurance does not cover

ALL THIS FOR THE COST OF THE IDENTAFI ALONE!!

Optional Item:

• Filtered lenses that fit most cameras for taking clear, accurate diagnostic images

 How It Works

The Identafi^®3000 ultra uses white, violet, and green-amber wavelengths of light to excite oral tissue in distinct and unique ways. As a result, biochemical changes can be monitored with fluorescence, while morphological changes can be monitored with reflectance. The combined system of fluorescence and reflectance uses the body’s natural tissue properties as an adjunctive tool for oral mucosal examination.

Conventional examination of tissue is performed using Identafi ultra White.

Wearing reusable Identafi^®3000 ultra filtered eyewear to enhance visual effects and allow transmission of reflected light, the health professional then switches to Violet (405 nm) for a second observation.

The clinician’s filtered glasses block the violet excitation light and allow the observation of the tissue’s natural fluorescence. Violet light enhances normal tissue’s natural fluorescence; however, suspect tissue appears dark because of its loss of fluorescence.

When suspect abnormalities are present the selector is switched to Green-Amber light, which enhances normal tissue’s reflectance properties so the clinician may directly observe the difference between normal and abnormal tissue vasculature. This can minimize the impact of confounders when screening for oral cancer.

Studies indicate abnormal tissue has a diffuse vasculature, whereas normal tissue vasculature is clearly defined. The combination of all three Multi-Spectral wavelengths provides the clinician with more visual information resulting in fewer false positives and increased confidence for recommending biopsies.

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