Essential Cardiovascular Parameters

Research & Clinical Studies

Efficient and non-invasive determination of

  • Pulse Wave Velocity (PWV)
  • Central Aortic Pressure (cSBP)
  • Augmentation Index (AIx)

Advantages

  • Proven in multi-center studies
  • Suitable for patients of all ages, incl. pediatric
  • Easy-to-use measurements
  • Low variability, high precision results
  • Real-time measurement monitoring
  • Complete results export to CSV file and access to raw hi-res pulse wave data

Pulse Wave Velocity (PWV)

The recognized parameter for Arterial Stiffness measurement, using validated carotid-femoral method. Provides consistent results through oscillometric technology. Supports PWV measurement between any two pulse sites.

Method and background information: PWV (vascular-diagnostics.com)

Pulse Wave Analysis (PWA)

Central Aortic Pressure (cSBP) and Augmentation Index (AIx) are cardiovascular event predictors,
determined from the brachial wave through a verified transfer function.
Delivers additional hemodynamic values1 Stroke Volume, Cardiac Output, and Subendocardial Viability Ratio (SEVR).

Method and background information: PWA (vascular-diagnostics.com)

Flow Mediated Slowing (FMS)

PWV-based reactive hyperemia measurement, arterial stress induced by temporal occlusion. Endothelial function1 indicator utilizing automated testing procedure, correlates with gold-standard FMD.

Method and background information: FMS (vascular-diagnostics.com)

Pulse Amplitude Ratio (PAR)

Perfusion-based reactive hyperemia measurement, arterial stress induced by temporal occlusion. Normalized results by bilateral finger PPG.

Method and background information: PAR (vascular-diagnostics.com)

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1 Parameters for research only