Wound Measurement for Clinical Research

Collecting high quality data is critical to the success of any research study. eKare’s inSight technology provides a scalable, competitively priced solution that collects data securely across study sites.

Here’s how it works

3D Wound Measurement

inSight uses structured light to produce highly accurate 3D renderings of wounds and translates the data into area, length, width, depth and volume within seconds. The built-in camera of the tablet computer provides the 2D image of the wound, while Structure Sensor, with its infrared structured light scanning capability, reveals the topography of the wound together delivering full 3D 2D digital planimetry data. In addition, inSight automatically analyzes tissue composition of the wound bed when an image is obtained using machine learning. See Publications.

Endpoint Analysis

Raw data can be easily exported from inSight for endpoint analysis. The data is compatible with Statistical Analysis System (SAS), Clinical Data Interchange Standards Consortium (CDISC), and Clinical Data Acquisitions Standards Harmonization (CDASH) and is accepted by the FDA. The system can also be used with an imaging core lab, giving independent reviewers easy, remote access to the images and data along with the ability to retrace wounds for consistency.

Integration Capability

Through collaboration with your Electronic Data Capture (EDC) vendor, eKare is able to integrate the inSight system with various platforms. Wound measurement data moves seamlessly between the eKare database and the designated platform and can be used to determine eligibility and stopping criteria in real time and more.

Comprehensive Care

inSight has been successfully applied in the diagnosis, prognosis and treatment across a variety of wound types and indications including Diabetic Foot Ulcers, Venous Leg Ulcers, Peripheral Arterial Disease/Critical Limb Ischmia, Epidermolisis Bulosa, pressure ulcers, burns, and scars.