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3nethra neo provides a wide field retinal imaging digital camera that captures, stores, and transmits images of an infant's retina to aid in the diagnosis and monitoring of diseases and disorders. The device provides a 120-degree view, enabling doctors to make an informed diagnosis. The 3nethra neo also has a video mode imaging capability that enables the device to convert videos into images.
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Forus Health USA
forushealth.com2950 Merced St #114
San Leandro, CA 94577
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