Designed to make the ankle-brachial index and other arterial exams faster and easier for you to conduct, interpret and document. Allows you to perform these exams while patients are seated, making it easier to assess patients with disabilities or mobility impairments. Allows for dual ankle pressures to be taken at two ankle sites (PT and DP).

simpleABI is a user-friendly system for performing the Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) test. This painless test measures blood flow in the legs, helping identify PAD early for better patient outcomes. Why Choose simpleABI? Fast and Easy: Get accurate results quickly and generate comprehensive reports with ease.

The Falcon is considered to be the best ankle brachial index machine as it allows very simple and fast diagnosis of ABI. Simply place 4 color-coded pressure cuffs on each of the right/left brachial and ankle sites, select the ABI protocol, and you are ready to go. The ABI test can be completed in just a couple of minutes. Simple and Fast Diagnosis

The ABI test—also known as the ankle brachial index test—assumes a central role in early detection, offering a proactive approach to manage this condition. Performing an ABI test is now more streamlined, thanks to our comprehensive range of user-friendly SimpleABI systems.

Our easily portable ABI Systems are designed to quickly and easily perform the Ankle Brachial Index (ABI) exam to detect and diagnose P.A.D. Reimbursable. Our vascular testing equipment produces accurate full page reports with the information needed for reimbursement. Efficient.

The Ankle Brachial Index Kit (ABI) kit contains a DMX Doppler, 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. Doppler waveforms can be stored on the internal memory and reviewed at any time.

MESI mTABLET ABI, an automated wireless Ankle-Brachial Index system with its 3CUFF™ technology allows simultaneous measurement of brachial and ankle pressures.

Equipment used to perform vascular study can measure blood flow velocity, determine segmental blood pressures including ankle-brachial index (ABI), monitor transcutaneous oxygen (TcpO2), measure skin perfusion pressure (SPP) and pulse volume recording (PVR), and perform photoplethysmography (PPG) tests.

MESI ABPI MD, world’s fastest Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) device. Smart software prevents false results even in the case of critical ischemia or medial calcinosis, and gives physicians all the confidence they need. Plethysmography sensors detect the smallest changes in volume. Ease-of-use excludes the possibility of human error.

Ankle Brachial Index has never been simpler or quicker. Its portability enables measurements to be made more efficiently in the primary care clinic, hospital or patients home. This can lead to the prioritistaion of clinical services by improving clinical pathways.