Microcirculation
Assessment
Real-time perfusion imaging for tissue-level insight.
Angiocam is a laser-based microcirculation imaging and assessment system that helps clinicians visualize and quantify tissue-level blood flow in real time.
Using Laser Speckle Contrast Imaging, Angiocam generates color-coded perfusion maps that support assessment of microvascular flow, low-perfusion zones, wound healing, flap vascularity, burns, and vascular compromise.
Angiocam — Microcirculation Imaging and Assessment System
Turning microcirculation into measurable insight.
Real - Time Imaging
High Resolution
Quantitative Analysis
Non-Contact
See Angiocam in Action
Visualize Perfusion in real time
See tissue blood flow patterns in real time.
Identify Low-Flow Zones
Detects areas of compromised perfusion instantly
Track Changes Over Time
Quantify and monitor perfusion for better outcomes
Reveal What the Eye Can’t See
Clinical Image
Perfusion Map
Powered by Laser Speckle Contrast Imaging
Laser Illumination
Tissue is illuminated with safe, low-power laser light.
Speckle Pattern
Blood flow causes speckle pattern in the image captured
Real-Time Analysis
Advanced algorithms analyze speckle variations.
Perfusion Map Output
Quantitative perfusion maps highlight blood flow distribution.
Clinical Applications
Diabetic Foot
Map perfusion & identify high-risk zones
Vascular Surgery
Assess limb perfusion & revascularization
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
Evaluate flaps & anastomotic integrity
Burns
Assess burn depth & monitor healing
Rheumatology
Visualize microcirculation in Raynaud’s & more
Microcirculation Research
High-resolution imaging for studies & trials
System Capabilities
Imaging
- Wide-field coverage
- Non-contact & sterile
- Dye-free & non-invasive
Software
- Targeted ROI analysis
- Objective quantification
- Comprehensive records
Key Specifications
Working principle
LSCI
Measuring laser
780 nm NIR
Working distance
35 cm
Scan area
26.5 × 16 cm
Image acquisition
up to 20 fps
Software
Angiosoft
Bring Microcirculation Imaging into Your Clinical Workflow
Explore how Angiocam can support tissue perfusion assessment in diabetic foot, vascular surgery, burns, reconstructive surgery, wound care, and research.