DermLite Dermatoscope Lumio 2

DermLite Dermatoscope Lumio 2.

Lumio 2 features:

• 5-year Warranty.
• 100mm 2x lens.
• three brightness levels.
• ultra-bright white LEDs.
• 4-level battery indicator.
• protective neoprene pouch.
• lithium-ion rechargeable battery.
• OptiClip factor 2.5 magnification boost.
• OptiClip filter for enhanced fluorescence imaging.
• ultra-slim aluminium design with rubberized grip.
• five lighting modes: white, 365nm, 385nm, 405nm, Wood.

Lumio 2 is the next generation in general skin exam illumination. By combining brightest-in-class polarized white light, three wavelengths in the UV spectrum, a special Wood mode, and special optical filters in a beautifully slim, quickly rechargeable device, Lumio 2 is the ultimate tool for visualizing various skin conditions.

Its large, 100mm diameter aspheric lens with 2.3x magnification allows for unrivaled visualization of dermatological structures in excellent optical clarity. Choose from polarized white light or one of three specific wavelengths: 365nm, 385nm in the UV spectrum, or 405nm blue light. Or, select its Wood mode, a special blend custom-tailored to resemble the unique illumination of a Wood’s lamp which may help with evaluating the borders and extent of lentigo maligna as well as melanoma excision scars for signs of recurrence, among others. All five modes are available in three brightness levels.

Lumio 2 comes with two magnetic OptiClip accessories. While one can be placed in the field of view to aid visualization, the other OptiClip may be stored in the handle.

• OptiClip 405nm Long-Pass – ideal for enhancing contrast of fluorescent features.
• OptiClip 2.5x – boosts magnification by a factor of 2.5.

Lumio 2 integrates a powerful lithium-ion rechargeable battery designed to let you work for hours. Once its four-level charge indicator signals a low battery, recharging is fast and simple from any available USB outlet using the included USB-C to USB cable.

About the Wavelengths:

The use of different UV wavelengths in skin imaging for detecting pigmentation, vascularity, and certain skin conditions like actinic keratosis (AK) and basal cell carcinoma (BCC). Here’s a simplified breakdown:

365 nm and 385 nm wavelengths:

• Primarily used to map superficial pigmentation and areas with high blood volume in the top 0.1 mm of the skin.
• These wavelengths are absorbed mostly by the epidermis, making pigmented areas and superficial blood vessels stand out.
• Conditions like pre-actinic keratosis (AK) and basal cell carcinoma (BCC) appear darker, while areas lacking pigment, such as in vitiligo, may appear brighter.
• Both wavelengths also cause autofluorescence in tissues containing porphyrins, helping to distinguish different skin diseases.

405 nm wavelength:

• Used mainly for ALA fluorescence imaging, which highlights BCC and AK by showing red fluorescence in lesions that have absorbed ALA (Aminolevulinic Acid).
• A low-pass filter is needed to block out the reflected 405 nm light, making the red fluorescence clearer.

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