Schuco News

We were delighted to collaborate with the British Association of Dermatologists (BAD) at their annual meeting, which took place at Manchester Central from July 2nd to 4th.

Not all polarisation devices are equal! Dr. Aldridge emphasises Whybrew et al.'s findings on the importance of DL4 in melanoma diagnosis using polarised light.

Prof. Christian Aldridge has recently joined the Schuco family as a Medical Advisor in Leavesden. With his extensive dermatology knowledge, he will support us in many ways moving forward, such as bridging the gap between clinical and sales/marketing. He will also be providing support for clinical questions and training.

 

 

Schuco partnered with BAD for the British Association of Dermatologists Annual Meeting in Glasgow on Tuesday, July 5th, at the SEC centre, which welcomed Medically Trained HCPs and BAD members. Our new Online Academy has gone live with pre-launch registration, SchucoCare & SchucoCare +, our home skin monitoring device, and the DermLite HÜD 2. Visitors could see and experience the HÜD 2, a home skin monitoring device, along with all our latest scopes and our Horus Advanced skin imaging system.

Skin Cancer Awareness Month focuses on the importance of looking after our skin. We know that it’s not just your job as their practitioner, but it’s about educating patients to help ease the burden on you. Skin is the largest organ in the body, and ensuring patients protect their skin from harmful UV rays and educating them about how to perform routine skin checks has never been more important.

Learn about World Cancer Day and how easy checking your skin is using the ABCDE rule of Melanoma.

Achieve more with the Surtron 120

The Surtron 120 is a diathermy unit designed for minimally invasive surgical procedures. It offers flexibility with its 5 operation modes:

• Cut – Produces a pure cut, allowing excisions similar to a scalpel.
• Blend – Combines the pure cut and coagulation modes into one mode. Ideal for operating in a haemostatic field, significantly improving their field of vision and reducing patient blood loss.
• Forced Coagulation – Creates resistance in the upper most layer of tissue resulting in superficial coagulation. Enables the removal of surface structures without damaging deeper or peripheral tissues as well as cauterising large surface areas quickly when required.
• Soft Coagulation – Deeper penetration of coagulation. Bleeding vessels can be sealed without carbonisation using the soft coagulation setting.
• Bipolar (with adapter) – Cauterise vessels during more complex procedures as well as easily removing raised lesions such as skin tags and warts.

Horus – The new dimension of video diagnostic in dermatology for the early detection of skin cancer

The Horus Systems offer Videodermoscopy and Videocapillaroscopy with integrated total-body mapping and sequential dermoscopy. Utilising the latest innovative technology, Horus delivers the best image quality for clear and accurate clinical diagnosis.

Manufactured in Italy, the Horus systems are transportable, ergonomic, and utilise modern technology such us multi-touch screen monitors to ensure they are easy and efficient to use in clinic.