How to use imito's calibration markers
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How to use imito's calibration markers

Measure wounds in seconds and decrease the risk of infection with our digital measurement method. Step-by-step instructions and common mistakes are explained below.

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All green? Please take a photo!

Our app uses the 'calibration marker mode' as the default. In this mode, both the marker and the wound typically appear immediately in green. That's the sign for you to tap the white capture button and take a photo.

Is your phone in the right position?

If you get a red error message, please adjust the smartphone camera to be more parallel to the wound surface. The distance from the wound should be between 10 and 30 cm.

Is there enough light?

If you get an orange error message, add some extra light to ensure the entire wound is clearly visible.

Are the wound edges correct?

Zoom in on the wound to refine the area if needed. Each green dot can be adjusted to make the wound edges more accurate. Once everything is set, click on 'Confirm' in the upper right corner.

Do I really get measurement results in seconds?

Yes! You can also manually add the depth of the wound in mm. Next, click 'Continue' at the top right to document further details about the wound.

No markers yet?

Order your calibration markers today! In the meantime, use our 'ruler mode' to measure wounds and get a glimpse of imito's digital wound measurement, which is widely used in clinical practice and clinical research.

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