Video dermatoscope LumeaVision MS9

UV LEDcamera-based

Overview
The LumeaVision MS9 by Vivolight is an autofluorescence imaging device designed to assist clinicians in non-contact, real-time visualization of skin, wounds and temperature patterns. It combines magnified photographic capture with specialized illumination to reveal subsurface structures and bacterial-related fluorescence, supporting objective assessment and documentation in clinical workflows.

Key Features

• Enhanced visualization of subsurface skin structures through autofluorescence
• Supports clinical assessment and documentation of skin lesions
• Magnified imaging for detailed observation
• Enables objective documentation and follow-up comparison
• Non-contact, real-time autofluorescence imaging suitable for routine use

Clinical Application — Dermatoscopy

• Improves contrast of subsurface features to support lesion assessment
• Assists clinicians in distinguishing lesion boundaries and structures
• Provides magnified images for detailed dermatoscopic review

Clinical Application — Thermal Imaging

• Detects plantar and localized temperature asymmetries to support early risk monitoring
• Useful for routine monitoring of foot temperature in diabetic patients
• Highlights localized thermal variations and potential hotspot areas
• Non-contact, radiation-free temperature screening for repeat measurements
• Supports longitudinal comparison of temperature trends

Clinical Application — Wound Management

• Visualizes bacterial burden beyond visible signs to support wound assessment
• Helps guide targeted wound care and debridement decisions
• Facilitates objective monitoring and tracking of wound healing progression

Specifications / Technical details

• Brand: Vivolight
• Commercial name / Model: LumeaVision MS9
• Imaging technology: Autofluorescence imaging
• Operation mode: Non-contact, real-time imaging with magnification capabilities
• Primary clinical uses: Dermatoscopy, thermal imaging support, wound management and monitoring
• Outputs: Enhanced visual documentation for follow-up comparison and objective monitoring
• Product media: Photographic imaging (gallery images available on product page)