Clinical application of VPT:

Diabetes peripheral neuropathy examination.
Male sexual function sensitivity nerve examination.
Neurological and surgical sensory dysfunction assessment.
Postoperative sensory nerve rehabilitation function assessment.
Identification of neurological function in occupational diseases.
Evaluate acute and chronic poisoning events.
Used for pharmacology and drug research projects.
Why do we need a quantitative sensory examination?

Sensomotor and peripheral sympathetic neuropathy are the main risk factors for foot ulcer in diabetes.
Neuropathy cannot be diagnosed solely based on medical history, and a careful examination of the feet is necessary.
More than 50% of diabetes patients have obvious neuropathy and "high-risk foot".
Some prospective studies have confirmed that sensory loss is the main "alarm symptom" of foot ulcer. Therefore, it is necessary to conduct regular foot nervous system examination for all patients with diabetes.
- International diabetes Foot Working Group IDF Clinical Guidelines

Product features of Sensinometer A100:

Design of an integrated workstation that includes detection, recording, analysis, and reporting.
Meet the measurement of diabetes severe sensory impairment.
Inspection method: Adopting internationally recognized automatic boost detection, three measurements are taken, and the average value is automatically calculated.
The software is registered with the National Medical Products Administration, automatically records results, provides comparative analysis of standard values, and generates evaluation reports automatically.
Simple operation, high sensitivity and specificity of inspection.
Over a thousand units have been installed domestically, with stable performance, abundant literature, and high user recognition.
 

Registration certificate number: Jingxie Zhuzhun 20152070426