Non-invasive Medical Diagnostic Testing Devices
With our cutting-edge non-invasive diagnostic testing system, Image Monitoring USA promises to completely transform the way medical practitioners deal with the diagnosis of peripheral arterial diseases.
We are pleased to provide our domestic USA customers with a system that is ideal for quick and noninvasive ABI screening in clinics, home health care providers, medical offices, hospitals, schools and other venues. Since we constantly put quality first and incorporate it into everything we do, our customers now look to us as their first choice for non- invasive diagnostic testing system.
With our cutting-edge non-invasive diagnostic testing system, Image Monitoring USA promises to completely transform the way medical practitioners deal with the diagnosis of peripheral arterial diseases.
We are pleased to provide our domestic USA customers with a system that is ideal for quick and noninvasive ABI screening in clinics, home health care providers, medical offices, hospitals, schools and other venues. Since we constantly put quality first and incorporate it into everything we do, our customers now look to us as their first choice for non- invasive diagnostic testing system.
Types of Tests Conducted with a Non-invasive Diagnostic Testing System
Types of Tests Conducted with a Non-invasive Diagnostic Testing System
Segmental Blood Pressures
Segmental blood pressures is a physiologic test, which is performed using a physiologic machine in order to help in localizing arterial obstruction to flow along the limb, as well as the physiological severity of the obstruction. This is in contrast to ultrasound imaging of the lower limb, which is focused on detecting and quantifying the anatomical severity of the arterial obstruction to flow.
PVR or Pulse Volume Recording
Pulse Volume Recording is an air plethysmography waveform analysis test used to detect the segmental volume changes in the limb resulting from the flowing blood as a function of the cardiac cycle. This test is usually performed with a PVR machine.
Pulse Volume analysis for diagnosis waveform recording is primarily qualitative in nature. The qualitative shape of the PVR waveform, notably the systolic rising curve, the maximum amplitude shape, the dicrotic notch during the descending region, and the waveform’s diastolic section, are typical of the doctor’s interest to plan further treatment. But it also offers a variety of quantitative parameters, such as waveform amplitude, rising time, or heart rate.
Pulse Volume Recording Normal Values
The components of a “normal” PVR waveform are a quick systolic upstroke, a moderately sharp peak, a downstroke with a noticeable dicrotic notch, and distinct diastole.
Pulse Volume Recording Interpretation
Your doctor or other healthcare professional compares the blood pressure in your both legs and arms. You can have a vascular disease if the blood pressure in your legs is lower than in your arms. To pinpoint the overall position of blockages or restricted arteries, your doctor may also compare the pulse in other areas of your leg.
PPG or Photoplethysmography
Pulse Volume Recording is an air plethysmography waveform analysis test used to detect the segmental volume changes in the limb resulting from the flowing blood as a function of the cardiac cycle. This test is usually performed with a PVR machine.
Other testing modalities you can test with the Falcon Pro and Falcon Quad
- Doppler measurements
- Penile function test
- Reactive hyperemia
- Air plethysmography
- Raynads syndrome
- Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)
- Palmar arch test
- AV Fistula
- Toe brachial Index (TBI)
- Ankle Brachial index (ABI)
- Doppler measurements
- Penile function test
- Reactive hyperemia
- Air plethysmography
- Raynads syndrome
- Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)
- Palmar arch test
- AV Fistula
- Toe brachial Index (TBI)
- Ankle Brachial index (ABI)
How to perform lower arterial diagnostic measurements?
- A vascular test is carried out by specially qualified technologists, which is then reported to a vascular medicine doctor who interprets the results.
- During the test, the patient will be lying on a cushioned examination table.
- Depending on the test that has been ordered, he or she might spend some of the test walking on a treadmill.
- Depending on the body part being evaluated, multiple blood pressure cuffs are applied to various locations on the arms and legs.
- On the skin over the area that will be inspected, a little quantity of water-soluble gel is applied. Neither the skin nor clothing are harmed by this gel.
- A small instrument known as a transducer or doppler is placed on the skin’s surface and held there until the blood flow data has been recorded while the blood pressure cuffs are inflated.
- The tissues in the area being studied are employed by doppler to transfer sound waves.
- The interpreting doctor can determine the speed of the blood cells by using the sound waves reflecting them as they move inside the blood arteries.
Our Products
Falcon PRO | QUAD
The most advanced peripheral vascular diagnostic system for measuring Segmental Blood Pressures, ABI, TBI, Doppler, PVR, PPG and stress testing.
