PillCam Recorder DR3
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PillCam Recorder 3 (DR3) is the patient-worn device that receives and stores images transmitted by a PillCam capsule during a capsule endoscopy study.
Includes a real-time LCD viewer so staff can confirm capsule transmission during the procedure. By Medtronic.
At a glance
- Patient-worn recorder for PillCam capsule endoscopy studies
- Built-in real-time LCD viewer to confirm capsule transmission
- Stores images for later download to RAPID reading software
- Controls capsule frame rate, illumination and power
- Current standard recorder generation in the PillCam system
What does the PillCam Recorder DR3 do?
The PillCam™ Recorder 3 (DR3) is worn by the patient throughout a capsule endoscopy procedure. It receives the images transmitted wirelessly by the PillCam capsule (via the patient's sensor belt or sensor array), controls capsule parameters such as frame rate and illumination, and stores the recorded images for later download and review on RAPID™ reading software.
Real-time viewer
The DR3 includes a built-in real-time LCD viewer, letting clinical staff confirm the capsule is transmitting correctly during the procedure, rather than only finding out at the end of the study.
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