A vascular diagnosis equipment is used to manage, diagnose, track, or treat disease, injury, or other disorders that affect the arteries and veins or the heart itself, using non-invasive technologies such as a laser beam, ultrasound, cuffs, or a probe attached to a particular spot on the skin.
Vascular diagnosis devices are made to take non-invasive clinical data and identify a particular peripheral vascular pathology.
Measurement of segmental systolic blood pressures and the ankle-brachial pressure index (ABI) is the major objective of vascular diagnosis equipment but, numerous other parameters are also measured to diagnose various specific vascular diseases.