Kent Imaging

“Having access to point‑of‑care bacterial imaging changes how wounds are assessed and managed, especially in environments without immediate lab support. SnapshotGLO allowed us to target treatment and debridement with confidence, while also providing a powerful educational tool for local clinicians. The ability to see bacterial burden firsthand is transformative.” —Dr. Tyler Sexton

See the full story from the Medical Mission to Grenada earlier this year: https://hubs.la/Q04cf0_70

Tyler Sexton, MD, FACH, MAPWCA, CHWS is the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) at Brevard Regional Hyperbaric Center, Melbourne, Florida; CMO, UrgentFlex Orlando FL; CMO, True Hyperbar Rx, Orlando, FL; CMO, Coastal HyperbaRx Ocean Springs, MS; and CMO, Precision Hyperbarics, Tampa, FL.

Avoiding surgery for a necrotic facial wound is not an easy task. When treating non-healing wounds like this, it is critical to ensure your care plan is effective.

In this case study, Dr. Tyler Sexton used SnapshotNIR to help visualize changes in tissue oxygenation over time. Serial imaging supported the use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy and helped both clinician and patient clearly track progress toward healing.

Discover how objective imaging can improve confidence in treatment decisions.
👉 Download the case study: https://hubs.la/Q04lWMDk0

We’re excited to be part of the Wounds Canada Western Region Conference in Edmonton on June 17!

If you’re attending, come visit us at our table to:
✔️ See live demos of SnapshotNIR and meet the team
✔️ Get a closer look at our powerful hemoglobin view and how it can support your clinical decision making

It’s going to be a great day of learning, innovation, and connection. We hope to see you there!

This research explored near-infrared spectroscopy as an alternative approach to pressure injury prevention across inpatient and outpatient settings.

By using SnapshotNIR, the authors highlighted how non-invasive tissue oxygenation measurement may support earlier identification of perfusion changes - creating opportunities for proactive intervention before tissue breakdown occurs.

Presented by Homer-Christian J. Reiter, BSc; Katherine McLeod, RN; Eloa Reid, RN; Charles Andersen, MD, FACS, MAPWCA at SAWC Spring 2026

See more clinical posters: https://hubs.la/Q049TTFP0

Two critical questions in chronic wound management that often go unanswered during a standard clinical exam:

"Is there adequate oxygenation to support healing?"
"Is there bacterial bioburden stalling progress?"

Here's the reality: you cannot see microcirculation on visual inspection. And research shows that 82% of wounds with high bacterial load present with no clinical signs or symptoms of infection. That means the wound that looks clean may be anything but.

What are you seeing when you assess a wound? Read the blog to see the Colors of Wound Care from the perspective of the Snapshot Suite: https://hubs.la/Q04fDlX80

Heading to the St. Louis Wound and Vascular Symposium with JWC on June 12–13 in St. Louis, Missouri? So are we!

We will be there to support New Horizon Medical Solutions and we’d love to connect. Stop by for live demos and to ask questions about the Snapshot Suite.
- SnapshotGLO for bacterial autofluorescence imaging
- SnapshotNIR for tissue oxygenation insights

Don’t miss these exciting sessions:
— Sponsored Talk (Day 1) featuring Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda & Dr. Mark Suski with New Horizon Medical Solutions
— PRISM Presentation (Day 2) A comprehensive, imaging-driven chronic wound assessment, management, and limb preservation algorithm with Dr. Jeffrey Niezgoda, Dr. Brock Liden, Dr. Amy Couch, and Dr. Raymond Abdo

Come see the technology in action and chat with our team, we’ll be there throughout the event!

Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q04k94p80