The tip of the TruScreen device has the opto-electrical hardware used to take a patient’s cervical tissue measurements.
A Single Use Sensor (SUS) is required for each patient examination. Its precision lens interacts with the tip of the device and cervix, protecting against cross-contamination.
The TruScreen Intelligent Cradle (IC) is the housing dock for the Handheld device. It charges the device and houses the Optical Test Plug.
The TruScreen Handheld Device has a built in LCD screen. The LCD guides the operator through the screening and provides the patient’s results at the end of the exam.
The portable Handheld Device is ergonomically designed to sit perfectly in the operators hand, it has an AI-enabled algorithm built in to processes the patient’s reading in real time.
Optical Test Plug (OTP) forms part of the system’s pre-screening self-check. It is used before each exam to ensure the device is performing optimally.
TruScreen is a real-time, objective, AI-enabled screening device. It is CE certified as a primary screening tool. TruScreen screens for the presence of pre-cancerous and cancerous tissue in the cervix.
PRODUCT OVERVIEWTruScreen’s technology is at the forefront of the development of object opto-electrical tissue differentiation and its key intellectual property is a protected trade secret. Over 23 man-years were spent on the development and testing of the AI-enabled algorithm.
Development HistoryTruScreen’s cervical cancer screening device is certified for use throughout Europe, and NMPA approved for sale in China. It is currently available in multiple markets around the world through our distribution network.
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