The ClearView™ Technology
How it Works
The EPIC ClearView measures electrical resistance of the skin by putting a fingertip in contact with a glass electrode. A series of electrical impulses are applied to the glass electrode generating a localized electromagnetic field around the finger. Under the influence of this field, and depending on the resistance of the skin of the fingertip, a high frequency current is created resulting in an ionization in the visible and ultraviolet light range. The ionization event is captured by a digital camera. The ClearView software analyzes the captured image for intensity and other analytical criteria which is directly proportional to the resistance at the fingertip.
A Complete System
The ClearView imaging system consists of an imaging camera, a computer and a printer. The unique software package analyzes the light images that are captured by the imaging camera. Once all ten images are captured via the imaging camera, the software analyzes and reports the measurement.
Reporting
For each patient, the doctor will receive a report after the patient is scanned. This report summarizes the patient’s overall condition via a Response Scale. Measurements are highlighted and color coded to allow the doctor to quickly identify galvanic skin response measurements that represent high or low galvanic skin response.
