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Secure, fast, and fully integrated medical photo documentation
No more patient photos in your camera roll. Visually capture medical conditions in your clinical practice - fully integrated with the electronic medical record - easy as Instagram.
10 departments use imito - including vascular surgery
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21 departments use imito - including the emergency department
13 departments use imito - including urology
Fast and compliant medical photos
Quick categorisation with #hashtags and body chart
Get second opinions from other specialists
Measurement of skin diseases or surgical wounds
Secondary use for research and teaching
Works on your preferred device
with standards-based integration into EMR and PACS/VNA systems via FHIR, HL7, LDAP SAML, and DICOM.
Medical photos instantly link to their author, patient, and visit information. imitoCam is optimised for the clinical routine - with offline and emergency modes.
Take high-quality photos and #categorise them. Intuitively select one or multiple regions on a body chart. Dynamically add new #hashtags for your team e.g. for a discussion in a #derma-board meeting.
Get second opinions from your team or specialists from other departments directly in imitoCam’s chat and through access via integration into the electronic medical record.
Immediately after you take a photo of a skin anomaly or wound, imitoCam can automatically calculate its width, length, circumference, and area. imito’s measurement method is scientifically validated.
Browse the medical photos by one or multiple categories, like #melanoma. Hashtags offer a powerful metadata search: Find the best pictures for research projects or teaching.
No special hardware is needed - use any common Apple or Android smartphone and tablet. Access the web version on any desktop computer. imitoCam is compatible with specialized medical devices like Ascom's Myco and Roche's Cobas Pulse.
You’ll talk to Carsten Marx or Adriana Godrid, who regularly visit hospitals to learn about real clinical everyday life with imito. Both were also software engineers earlier in their careers.
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