TWO DEVICES. ENDLESS IMPACT.
Don’t guess! See the two biggest barriers to healing in real time.
SnapshotNIR + SnapshotGLO = clarity in care.
PORTABLE BACTERIA ASSESSMENT
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PORTABLE BACTERIA ASSESSMENT *
SNAPSHOTGLO IS HERE! non-invasively assesses bacterial bioburden at the bedside.
REAL WORLD EVIDENCE STUDY
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REAL WORLD EVIDENCE STUDY *
SnapshotNIR USED on 4,000+ wounds to deliver targeted care & improve healing outcomes
Better Clinical Decisions.
Better Together.
SnapshotNIR and SnapshotGLO work together to reveal two key barriers to healing—low tissue oxygenation and elevated bacterial bioburden. With dual imaging insights, clinicians gain clarity, confidence, and speed in decision-making, supporting earlier, more targeted interventions that optimize treatment, reduce delays, and help protect against complications.
Better data. Better outcomes. Better together.
August 25, 2025
NEW PRODUCT ALERT!
SnapshotGLO is a portable, handheld device that assesses and measures wound bioburden, tracks wound healing, and supports clinicians in selecting initial treatment options.
September 19, 2025
SAWC 2025 IN LAS VEGAS
Kent Imaging will be exhibiting at SAWC-Fall, September 3-6. Stop by Booth 437 to say hello and see how SnapshotNIR & SnapshotGLO are changing the game in wound care!
Wound bed preparation for split thickness skin graft on flank wound
Dr. Charles Andersen, MD, and Homer-Christian Reiter, BSc
A 34-year-old male presented 2 weeks after a penetrating trauma injury to the left flank. The patient was found to have evidence of a necrotizing soft tissue infection, and a treatment plan was made to include multiple surgical debridements, wound vac placement and a graft application.
NIRS was instrumental in monitoring oxygenation of the wound bed throughout serial debridements in preparation for skin grafting. Post-graft NIRS was utilized as confirmation of deep healing after epithelialization.
Initial debridement on 3/15/24 on the left side of the image. Fully epithelialized and deeply healed split thickness skin graft on 10/21/24 on the right.
WOUND CARE
RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY