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MoleMax™
MoleMax™ is an integrated system for Digital Epiluminescence  Microscopy (DELM) and macro imaging developed jointly with  dermatologists and clinics for use in dermatological practice.

 

MoleMax™, first introduced in June 1997 at the  Melanoma World Convention, is continually advancing and pushing back the frontiers of dermatoscopy  technological innovation.

 

This is thanks to continued feedback from  both dermatologists around the world using the system in daily clinical  practice, and researchers conducting ongoing clinical trials at the  Department of Dermatology, University of Vienna Medical School.

 

These results and findings are swiftly incorporated into the next  generation of machines and their software to ensure that MoleMax™ systems  represent the most complete and powerful solution for digital  epiluminescence microscopy available to dermatologists today.

 

MoleMax™ is now the worldwide accepted clinical standard.



MoleMax Range





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MoleMax HD







MoleMax Advantages At A Glance

	No immersion oil or contact fluids for digital Dermatoscopy required thanks to the patented cross polarization illumination
	Integrated camera mouse for user friendly software control allows equipment to be operated from the camera during examinations
	Automatic recognition of ELM or macro imaging mode ensures fast and easy examination
	Logical linking of macro, close up and ELM image as well as additional import of histo pathological images
	Reliable software, as proved by more than 2000 world wide users

DELM
Even experienced dermatologists find it a challenge to distinguish between a benign and a malignant mole in the early stages. A more detailed and precise diagnosis requires skin surface microscopy, the first of which is by a traditional hand-held microscope.

 




View with traditional microscopy 

Then by using advanced epiluminescence microscope (ELM) technology,  dermatologists are able to view not only the skin surface but also view  and image sub-surface layers.



View with DELM 

Pioneered by The University of Vienna Medical School, epiluminescence  microscopy facilitates new views of morphological features, colours and  patterns not seen through traditional skin surface microscopy.



Quite simply DELM is the leading technology in aiding:

	Early detection of malignant melanomas
	Differentiation between benign and malignant skin tumours.

Benefits of MoleMax using DELM technology over traditional ELM techniques:

	The patient can observe the examination themselves
	Quick and easy recording and storing of digital images microscopes
	Removes the need for the use of immersion oil with traditional binocular epiluminescence
