VasoScreen

5000

The innovative way of Devices for venous and arterial

performing diagnosis configurable to meet different
Vascular Diagnosis diagnostic needs
Diagnosis of arterial diseases

Peripheral arterial occlusive diseases and acute occlusions

Acute and compensated occlusions and stenoses can be recognized by
means of pulse wave analysis easily, quickly and without burdening the
patient. Furthermore, they can be evaluated differently in terms of
diagnostics. By taking measurements at several places, it is possible to
perform a height localization of occlusions. Pulse wave analysis can be
carried out at practically all places (upper and lower extremities, finger,
head).

Arteriosclerotic changes
By means of pulse wave analysis, arteriosclerotic changes
can be recognized at an early stage without burdening the
patient.

Postoperative check-up after vascular surgical

operations
Possible complications following a vascular surgical operation
can be recognized in good time by means of repeated pulse
wave analysis.

Functional circulatory disturbances

By comparing The pulse wave analysis before and after
exposure to coldness or heat, it is possible to differentiate a
circulatory disturbance with regard to a functional or organic origin.

Diagnosis of venous
diseases
Deep vein thromboses (DVT)
Venous occlusion plethysmography (VOP) provides a
noninvasive method of reliably recognizing deep vein
thromboses and assessing their haemodynamic severity.

Venous insufficiencies
By comparing sides of the body, venous insufficiencies
can be recognized at an early stage.

Checking the deep venous system

before operations on varicose veins
The openness of the deep venous system can, in the
case of occluded surface veins, the assessed by means
of venous occlusion plethysmography.
Rheo-encephalography (REG)
The measurement of the pulse wave at the head is called rheoencephalography
Complete assessment of cerebral vascular conditions with estimation of the
pulsatile blood filling, elasticity of different size vessels, interhemispheric
asymmetries in the blood supply, venous blood flow conditions.
Topographical mapping of the quantitative indices of cerebral blood
circulation including rheographic index, peripheral vascular resistance index.

In contrast to vascular Doppler, rheoencephalography measures the overall

pulsations of all arteries in the measurement segment. On the head pulse
waves can be separated between areas supplied by carotid arteries and
areas supplied by vertebral arteries, for left and right side each. Usually the
following three possible electrode applications exist to capture the different
supply areas of the head:

Summary lead between forehead and neck to capture all supply areas.

Partial lead I between forehead and ear to capture primarily the carotid artery
and the subsequent vessels.

Partial lead II between ear and neck to capture primarily the vertebral artery.

Vasoscreen is easy
All examinations are
automatically controlled and
evaluated. The measuring
system does not have
to be calibrated.

Vasoscreen is precise
and time-saving
Measurements can be taken
at both sides of the body at
the same time.
That means: By comparing
the sides directly, a better
diagnosis is possible and
additional time is saved.

Vasoscreen is future
oriented
The software-based system
of control and evaluation can
be constantly updated to
current standards.
Technical data
Measurement Principle Rheography (Impedance-Plethysmography)
4-electrode-method
Measurement Channels 2xRheography; 1xECG
Rheography Measuring current 1,5 mArms (± 1%), 85 kHz
Impedance Basic impedance 0 - 200 Ohm (± 1%); 0 – 1,5 Hz
Impedance change ± 6,25 Ohm (± 2%); 0 – 1,5 Hz
Pulse wave ± 500 mOhm (± 2%); 0,2 - 120 Hz
Noise < 1 mOhm
Application Head, legs, arms
ECG Input voltage Maximum ± 10 mV AC 0,2 - 120 Hz
CMMR > 90 dB
Noise voltage < 10 μV
Test signal 1 mV
Pneumatic equipment (option) Maximum cuff-pressure 300 mmHg
in combination with VasoScreen 4000 Display digital display of the cuff-pressure (mmHg)
Signal inputs / outputs USB 2.0
Main supply 115 - 230V ± 10%; 50 – 60 Hz; 60 VA
Dimensions, Weight approx (w x d x h) 310 x 260 x 85 mm
2 - 4 kg main unit
Environment conditions operation 15 to 40 C degree
Relative humidity: 20 to 85 % non condensation
Electrical safety Class II a
Class I, type BF, 4 kV
EN 60601-1
EN 55011 Class B
CE 0197
PC requirements OS Windows XP/7/8
RAM > 1 GB
HDD > 60 GB
Interface USB 2.0

Measurement programs
Program Diagnosis Measurement Evaluation
Segment
Pulse Wave Analysis Arterial occlusive diseases Foot, calf, thigh, Automatically
Arteriosclerosis (at an early stage) arm, finger, head
Functional circulatory disturbances
VOP to determine arterial Determination of arterial inflow at rest Calf, foot, arm Automatically
inflow at rest (option) To quantify the effect if various stimulation
the blood flow (e.g. drugs)
VOP to determine hyperemic Arterial occlusive diseases, especially to Calf, foot, arm Automatically
arterial inflow (option) estimate the severity of a disease
VOP to determine deep vein (Proximal) DVT Calf Automatically
thromboses (option) Measurement of venous capacity
Tip-Toe Test (option) Venous insufficiencies Calf Automatically
Check-up of venous muscle pump
Option requires VasoScreen
4000

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