'builtin facility'

• Measure static, dynamic, multi-dynamic and postural pressure mapping • Bi-directional walking facility • Sensor size of 8 x 8 mm • 400mm x 400mm sensing area • 1600 sensors with Sampling rate 100Hz • Maximum of 200kg patient load • Maximum Pressure 100N/cm2 • Weighs 3.15 kg • Dimension of 565mm(L) x 612(D) x 22mm – 7mm(H) • Thickness of platform 7mm or less • Displays area, Maximum Pressure curves • Should have storage of measurement data • Displays each frame in rollover process (ROP) • Displays maximum pressure picture (MPP) • Displays of % of the distribution of pressure • Force value graph display for both foot • Prints screen copy • Prints 1:1 actual size • Displays centre of pressure (COP) line • Connects to PC through USB for data transfer and power • Software compatible to any Windows Computer • Displays 60 frames of mosaic for one measurement • 2D and 3D pressure display • Provision to connect a video camera • Video walking synchronized with pressure rollover is available • Comparison of videos of patients walking • Comparison of reports of the same patient or with multi-patient • Export of data available • Facility for data backup and retrieval • PDF printing facility • Branded computer with processor i3 or above and color printer (Optional)

Inflammation is one of the earliest signs of tissue injury and ulceration. However, the clinical signs of inflammation are usually too subtle to be detected by patients or even by trained health care providers. We hypothesized that skin temperatures could be used as a surrogate measure of injury and localized inflammation. Skin temperature measurements can be easily performed and assessed by the lay public and have been used as a diagnostic tool for diabetic foot ulcerations The aim of this product is to help high-risk individuals identify areas on their feet that are inflamed and prone to ulceration before a wound develops. The patients to record foot temperatures in the great toe, the first, third, and fifth metatarsal head region, the midfoot, and the heel. If skin temperatures were elevated by >40F (2.20C) compared with the corresponding site on the opposite foot for two consecutive days, subjects were instructed to contact the hospital and decrease their activity until temperatures normalized. Software is supplied for storing the data in computer free of cost along with the instrument. Features : • Early marker for identifying foot ulcer • Simple One handed operation • 3.1/2 digit LCD with back light • Accuracy +/- 2 • Early marker for Charcot foot • Laser targeting • oC / oF select switch