Cortex Instruments
Single Parameter USB DermaLab System
The DermaLab USB single parameter units present a breakdown of the most popular parameters in our DermaLab Combo series into individual modules - based on the same technology and using the same probes.
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DermaLab Combo Unit
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TEWL
Cortex Technology DermaLab TEWL Probe. DermaLab TEWL measurement is based upon the vapor gradient (open chamber) principle, which for many years has been considered the “gold standard”.
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Moisture
Cortex Technology DermaLab Moisture Probes. The DermaLab uses a conductance measurement to measure the water binding capacity of the stratum corneum. For this, two probe designs are available.
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Sebum
Sebum Analysis. Sebum collector strips are available for quick and objective analysis of the oiliness of the skin. Sebum is objectively assessed by measuring the translucency of an oil absorbing microporous film material.
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Elasticity
The suction cup method as featured in the DermaLab Series devices has been completely redesigned to measure the actual elevation of the skin. By subjecting the skin to a preset negative pressure and measuring elevation, it provides measurements of firmness and elasticity.
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Ultrasound
Dermascan C USB high frequency ultrasound scanners provide
state-of-the-art performance in high resolution skin imaging with a resolution down to 30 micrometer in tissue. |
Cryosurgery
At -196 degrees C, liquid nitrogen is the most efficient coolant to be used for cryosurgical treatment. Our CryoPro treatment units as well as the comprehensive accessory program are designed to provide reliable and trouble free operation.
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