Diabetic Foot Dynamics Monitoring and Analysis System
Product Introduction
Medtrack - Gait diabetic foot dynamic monitoring and analysis system is a new technology, diabetes foot pressure Gait assessment using the most advanced pressure resistance sensor, by measuring the average pressure, peak pressure and pressure time integral (impulse) data, plantar pressure in patients with diabetes comprehensive multi-dimensional analysis.
The change of plantar biomechanical parameters will directly affect the change of foot capillary pressure. The increase of plantar pressure will lead to the reduction of joint activity, the formation of plantar callus and the increase of local wear. Reduce blood pressure in the foot capillaries will increase microvascular and peripheral arterial disease risk, can also cause endothelial dysfunction. The combination of these factors increases subcutaneous hemorrhage or deep tissue gangrene.
Product features
Diabetic foot dynamics detection and analysis system is simple to operate and convenient to test. The system can measure the dynamic/static plantar pressure distribution of patients. According to the calculation method of time * pressure = impulse, as well as the internal and external force status of the foot, it is pointed out that the foot ulcer is prone to occur in diabetic patients, and provides a theoretical basis for the prevention of diabetic foot.
Diabetic foot risk assessment indicators
• Foot impact impulse
• Plantar pressure change rate
• Foot stability
Applicable population:
• Diabetic foot patients: These include patients with foot infection, ulcers, or tissue destruction, often accompanied by lower extremity neuropathy, or peripheral arterial disease.
• Patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) : These patients are susceptible to pressure, mechanical, and thermal injury to the feet due to sensory neuropathy that causes blunted sensation.
• Patients with lower extremity vascular disease: This includes macrovascular disease and microvascular dysfunction, which together impair blood perfusion in the diabetic foot.
• Low with foot deformity or restricted joint activities: in patients with these symptoms can be caused by the movement of neuropathy, foot load change.
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