Deciding on whether a burn wound will heal spontaneously or requires grafting is among the most difficult tasks for the burn surgeon. Aïmago EasyLDI enables accurate decision making within the first 4 days post-burn. This improves patient outcomes & reduces cost-of-care.

LDI is widely accepted to offer reliable, observer independent, rapid and non-invasive assessment of burn depth and healing potential [2], reducing the subjectivity of today’s clinical burn diagnostics.

In our clinical trial performed with the burns unit of CHUV, Lausanne, we have been able to demonstrate significantly better accuracy than clinical assessment alone already starting day 0, compared to day 3 for traditional LDI systems [1].

Traditionally, absolute perfusion measurements have been used to correlate perfusion to the burn healing time[3]. Aïmago changes this paradigm by introducing intra-individual relative imaging comparing the perfusion of the burn wound with healthy skin.

• Superior: Increased cutaneous perfusion in-dicating inflammation & spontaneous healing.
• Equal or Inferior: Cutaneous microcirculation severely damaged, no spontaneous healing.

Being intuitive and real-time, the Aïmago EasyLDI is to be used by the burn surgeon during clinical assessment. No need for extra personnel or dedicated workflows. Also, because of the imaging speed, Aïmago EasyLDI is the first system of its kind that is not anymore subject to patient move-ment artifacts that otherwise disturbs LDI images.