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Dopplex ABI Ankle Brachial Index Kit

Product Type: Vascular - ABI/ Toe Pressure

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Huntleigh Healthcare Limited | Model: ABI KIT |

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Dopplex ABI Ankle Brachial Index Kit is a vascular ABI kit.
INTENDED USES: Doppler probes and cuffs to provide the wound care or vascular specialist with a system to help in the assessment of arterial disease prior to bandaging.
CLAIMED FEATURES: Doppler waveforms can be stored on the internal memory and reviewed at any time. Alternatively the waveforms can be transferred to the DR5 Lite Software package for archiving, reviewing and printing of reports. The ABI Kit includes: DMX Digital Doppler, Medical Grade Recharging Kit, EZ8XS Widebeam 8MHz Doppler Probe, VP5XS Doppler Probe, Trigger Operated Sphyg, Arm/Ankle Cuffs (Standard and Large: Latex Free), Educational CD, Large Carry Bag.

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Toe pressure measurements and Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) are objective vascular tests used to confirm Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) and Critical Limb Ischemia (CLI) as well as to assess severity of disease, or evaluate treatments. Many guidelines recommend objective vascular testing in all patients suspected of having Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD). Visual inspection of the feet and palpable pulses have low specificity as diagnostic methods and, in addition, two thirds of all patients with PAD are asymptomatic or have atypical leg symptoms. Ankle pressure and the Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) are the most common vascular tests used to diagnose PAD. Their diagnostic accuracy is unfortunately limited in patients with incompressible arteries (diabetes, end-stage renal disease, Critical Limb Ischemia), resulting in falsely elevated ABI values. Toe pressures have proven to be a better option in these patients

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Dopplex ABI Ankle Brachial Index Kit

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