31.5" 4K Ultra HD Monitor with DICOM Preset and comply with IEC 60601-1 and EN 60601-1 (Model: LMDW3150K)

Features:

• 4K (3840x2160) resolution, 10 bit LCD panel
• Full lamination, anti-reflective, anti-glare glass panel
• Support image rotation and mirroring
• REC709 & BT.2020 4K compatible
• Support HDR high dynamic range display
• Multi-picture display (PIP/PBP/four pictures)
• Optional high-sensitivity touch (supports alcohol/ glove touch)
• Realize split-screen gamma and image analog adjustment under multi-screen
• Color calibration gamma 1.8-2.6
• Compliant with DICOM Part 14
• 12G-SDI video signal input and loop-through
• DP daisy chain output
• HDMI 2.0, DVI signal output
• Medical grade hygiene and safety

1. Purpose:
   The primary goal of Part 14 is to define a standard for how grayscale images, such as X-rays or MRI scans, should appear on medical monitors. This is important because medical images need to be displayed consistently, with appropriate contrast and brightness, regardless of the display device used.
2. GSDF (Grayscale Standard Display Function):
   The GSDF is a mathematical function that ensures consistent brightness and contrast across displays, taking into account human visual perception. It defines a relationship between the pixel values in an image and the perceived luminance on a display. This helps in achieving uniform display characteristics, which is critical for accurate diagnosis.
3. Luminance Calibration:
   Part 14 also involves recommendations for the calibration of medical displays to ensure that the luminance (brightness) of a display meets certain specifications. This is especially important for medical diagnostic images, where subtle details might be missed if the display is not properly calibrated.
4. Monitor Characteristics:
   DICOM Part 14 specifies certain characteristics of monitors used for displaying grayscale images, including the luminance range, the gamma correction, and how the image data should be processed before display.
5. Applicability:
   DICOM Part 14 is primarily used in medical imaging environments where grayscale displays are critical, such as radiology, pathology, and other diagnostic imaging fields. It is typically applied to high-quality, diagnostic-grade monitors that are used for image interpretation.
6. Compliance:
   Devices and systems that comply with Part 14 can be assured of consistent display characteristics, improving the quality and reliability of medical diagnoses made based on these images.