Digital skin imaging system
The best practice for the best patient care
The most sophisticated digital dermoscopy system available, the MoleMax HD is a user-friendly software jointly developed with dermatologists and clinics for use in health care practices.
Use it with our specially designed MoleMax HD equipment for easy mobility, unique HD technology, multiple LCD camera previewing screens and total body mapping capability.
Available on a trolley or in a modular format.
Features and Benefits
Molemax Systems
Increased Productivity
- Advanced multi-featured software for superior customisation with features such as reporting, localisation, follow-up and diagnosis.
- Automated and customised report generation with links to your Practice Management Software.
- Integrated mouse in camera for easy software control and allows equipment to be operated remotely from the camera during the examination.
- Automatic recognition of ELM or macro imaging mode ensures fast and easy examination.
Seamless Image Capture
- Polarised and non-polarised live imaging in high definition.
- Contact and non-contact dermoscopic imaging
- Up to 100x optical magnification in full high definition.
- Total Body Mapping Session for full body screening with integration of Digital SLR Camera for higher resolution imaging.
Best Practice - Best Patient Care
- Create patient satisfaction and engage them in the examination process.
- Non-invasive examination is not only painless but also allows patients to observe examinations on the screen.
- Reduce unnecessary and unwanted excisions through serial digital monitoring and trending of lesions over time.
- Store patient images in a simple digital file for easy diagnosis and follow up as well as export reports to your patient management system to share with other doctors in the clinic.
- No messy immersion oil or contact fluids for digital dermatoscopy required, thanks to the patented cross polarization illumination.
- Teledermatology links to improve workflow and create the best patient care experience.
Local Data Storage
- Keep control and ownership of your data with no cloud storage.
- Remove security concerns and store your patient information within your clinic.
- No ongoing subscription fees or database size fees.
Features & Benefits MoleMax Systems
High Definition Video Camera
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This camera is only available with the MoleMax HD. It uses Sony technology to capture the maximum image resolution available with the HD image quality. The camera has an integrated LCD screen to streamline the screening process. Variable adapters are available for zoom functions up to 100x. The camera is easily controlled via the buttons on the back allowing for zoom, light and all mouse controls. The camera allows for 3 types of images:
- Macro mode: Macro and close up images can be taken with a live video preview on screen. There is a light source on the camera as well as mouse controls on the back of the handle to provide quick, effective use.
- Micro mode (NO OIL): With a simple click of an adapter, you are able to view polarised images of your patients lesions with magnifications of 20x, 30x or 40x zoom. No immersion fluids are required as the adapter uses patented polarised light technology to go beneath the skin to capture an image. Also available is our high magnification adapter with 60x, 80x or 100x zoom.
- Micro mode (OIL/FLUIDS): If you prefer to use oil, we give you that option also. Available is a standard non-polarised adapter (20x, 30x 40x zoom) or a high magnification non-polarised adapter (60x, 80x, 100x zoom).
High Res Digital SLR Camera & Adapter
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A Canon SLR is available with the MoleMax HD, Automatic Total Body Mapping Stand and PhotoMAX PRO systems. It connects to the system via USB and provides a live image on screen before capture. This camera may also be mounted onto our body mapping stand. The high resolution digital camera can also be connected to your dermatoscope for live imaging with your MoleMax.
MoleMax HD Adapters
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Interchangeable adapters that may be used with DermDOC and MoleMax Macro Cameras. From left to right: Non-Polarised 20, 30, 40x adapter(optional), Non-Polarised 60, 80, 100x adapter(optional), Polarised 20, 30, 40x adapter (standard),60, 80, 100x Polarised adapter (optional).
DELM Method Advanced by MoleMax Technology
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Digital Epiluminescence Microscopy (DELM) using polarized light with options for wet and dry dermoscopic imaging. Even an experienced dermatologist finds it difficult to distinguish between a benign and a malignant mole in the early stages. A more detailed and precise diagnosis requires skin surface microscopy. The method of epiluminescence microscopy opens up a new view of morphological features, colours and patterns not seen in an examination with traditional skin surface microscopy. The University of Vienna Medical School in Austria has pioneered the introduction of this advanced method. The MoleMax developers advanced this technology even further by developing the only fully hygienically dermoscopy method available, using cross polarised light.
Data Back Up & Export
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The MoleMax and SkinDOC systems runs perfectly within most clinic networks. Data can be stored and backed up on a clinics’ server. Where a spare server is not available, the MoleMax is equipped with ports for external backup. Patient images and files may also be exported from the MoleMax system into practice management software.
All Skin Library
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The All Skin module is a diagnosis library filled with images and descriptions which give the user the ability to browse and search for certain skin conditions. The skin conditions vary from melanoma to actinic keratosis, basal cell carcinomas and many more. The skin library features hundreds of them, including those not related to skin cancer.
Histopathology
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The Histopathology module is primarily used to import Histo images into the patient database. Histo images may be imported from any storage media connected to the MoleMax or SkinDOC systems including the local drive, CD/DVD drive, a USB or flash drive, external storage drive or a network location.
Real Time/Overlay Follow Up
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A quick comparison in large scale is one of the most important features Doctors look for in Skin Imaging software. A follow-up image may be taken with the previous image in view on one side of the screen. Alternatively, an outline may be generated of the original image to allow for easier follow-up. Images over time may also be compared side by side or over each other to easily assist in recognising lesion alterations.
TrichoScan (Hair Growth) Module*
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The TrichoScan software allows you to automatically measure and calculate biological parameters of hair growth. Images taken with the MoleMAX or compatible SLR camera are analysed for changes. The TrichoScan module is an ideal tool to monitor hair loss and treatment response. Some of the parameters that the TrichoScan module assists include hair density, diameter, growth rate and Anagen/Telegen ratio.
*An optional extra. Additional charges apply.
Automatic Scoring Module (MoleMax Only)*
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When the user requires more than a manual scoring method, the Automatic Scoring Module can assist further. This module is used for measurement of moles and pigmented skin lesions. It is a suitable second option, calculating the risk level using the world wide accepted ABCD rule. The software module automatically calculates each parameter of the ABCD rule and provides a score and risk graph.
*An optional extra. Additional charges apply.
Thumbnail Monitoring
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The Thumbnail follow up feature is a new addition created by Doctor and User feedback. This popular new module allows follow ups to be taken from a different view which combines onscreen the micro image, macro image and dummy location at the same time to allow for quick and easy follow up sessions. Images taken may be scored as either high, medium or low risk and these can be sorted on screen for simultaneous view based on the risk. All micro and macro images taken may also have all their follow-up images appear side by side on the screen to easily identify the changes over time via the trending approach.
Expertizer Plus Scoring Aid
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This module contains a histopathology database of diagnosed pigmented lesions taken on the MoleMax system. These diagnosed images can be used for comparison and scoring purposes. This module also includes image analysis functions which will provide the user with automated calculations for various parameters such as diameter, circumference, and area measurements. The module can also auto-measure and compare any two lesions taken over time to analyse pattern and size changes. The aid-to-diagnose module has in-built scoring tools which guide the user to assess risk of a lesion with a score.
Body Mapping – Mole Count Module*
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Two similar follow-up images of a relevant body site for one patient will be compared as it can be difficult to identify changed or new mole. The mole mapping module automatically detects nevi in the first and in the follow-up image. Additionally the software extracts features such as size, shape, and brightness that are relevant to each lesion and these features are compared for all mapped nevi. Extracted moles are shown in full resolution giving a detailed image of the nevus.
*An optional extra. Additional charges apply.
Trending and Monitoring
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Macro Trending allows for Micro and Histopathology images to be taken over time with comments. A complete patient history can be kept in chronological order every image taken and every comment added to the patient file.
Multi-User Environment
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Our software is specially designed to operate in a multiuser environment to maintain audit paths and patient data security. The Administrator may tailor access rights for each user, to limit read, write and delete access.
Total Body Mapping
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This function allows the user to make a complete photographic documentation of the entire body based on 33 present segments (quick examination -10 segments). This software allows importing of images from other digital sources such as digital cameras.
