Vascular Doppler ABI/TBI System:
Non-Invasive Blood Flow Assessment for Diabetic & Vascular Patients
Measure Ankle-Brachial Index and Toe-Brachial Index in under 5 minutes. Detect Peripheral Arterial Disease early and prevent non-healing ulcers and amputations.
Why ABI/TBI Testing Matters
Peripheral Arterial Disease affects 1 in 3 diabetics over age 50. It’s the #1 cause of non-healing foot ulcers and amputations.
ABI/TBI testing is the fastest, non-invasive way to assess arterial blood flow to the legs and feet. Early detection lets you refer to vascular specialists before tissue loss occurs.
Clinical Benefits:
1. Early PAD detection: Catch reduced blood flow before ulcers develop
2. Wound healing prediction: ABI/TBI values guide treatment and healing prognosis
3. Risk stratification: Classify patients for cardiovascular risk assessment
4. Follow-up: Track improvement after angioplasty, bypass, or medical therapy
What’s Included & Support
• Training: 1-day on-site training on probe placement, interpretation, and reporting
• Support: 24/7 phone support + remote troubleshooting via TeamViewer
• Calibration: Annual calibration and probe testing service
• Software: Free updates for 2 years. Generates PDF reports for patient records
• Shipping: Pan-India installation and training included. Delivery 7-10 working days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a normal ABI value?
A: 1.0-1.4 is normal. <0.9 indicates PAD. >1.4 suggests calcified vessels, common in diabetics.
Q: When should I use TBI instead of ABI?
A: Use TBI when vessels are non-compressible, common in diabetic patients with calcification. TBI uses toe pressure which remains compressible longer.
Q: How long does a test take?
A: Full ABI+TBI study takes 4-5 minutes per patient.
Q: Does it require a vascular technician?
A: No. After training, nurses or clinic staff can perform the test and generate reports.
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