3nethra NEO, Wide-field Neonatal Retinal Camera

OVERVIEW

The 3nethra Neo is a specialized, wide-field digital imaging device designed for high-resolution photo documentation of ocular conditions in premature infants. Tailored for neonatal care units, this compact and portable system plays a critical role in the early detection and monitoring of Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)—a leading cause of preventable childhood blindness.

• High-Resolution Retinal Imaging
  Features a 4 MP camera (2048 x 2048 resolution, 24-bit color) for crisp, detailed imaging of the retina. 
• Wide Field of View (120°)
  Enables comprehensive visualization of the posterior and anterior segments of the infant eye.
• Designed for Neonatal Use
  Captures images through pupils as small as 4 mm, making it ideal for premature infants.
• Non-Invasive and Infant-Safe
  Built for use in sensitive neonatal environments with safety and comfort in mind.
• Portability and Ergonomic Design
  Weighing only 340g (720g with cable), the lightweight handheld unit supports single-handed operation, ideal for use in NICUs, mobile screening, and rural outreach.
• Digital Documentation and Storage
  Integrated software allows tracking of disease progression with access to historical image data.
• Telemedicine-Enabled
  DICOM-compatible with secure sharing features for remote diagnosis by specialists, facilitating tele-ROP programs.
• User-Friendly Interface
  Intuitive controls designed for minimal training, enabling use by both specialists and trained technicians.
   

• Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)
• Pediatric Retinal Imaging
• Retinal Hemorrhages
• Congenital Retinal Disorders
• Fundus Documentation in Infants
   

• Still and Burst Mode Capture
  Supports both single-shot and burst imaging for dynamic capture flexibility. 
• Full Imaging Control
  Manual adjustments for intensity, gain, white balance, brightness, contrast, gamma, and focus.
   

Note: The 3nethra Neo is a photo documentation tool and does not perform diagnostic analysis or automated interpretation. 

• Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs)
• ROP Screening and Surveillance Programs
• Telemedicine in Rural or Underserved Regions
• Pediatric Ophthalmology Training and Documentation