Integrated Arterial Assessment
Arterial assessment with MESI mTABLET goes beyond conventional screening by providing a clearer view of the patient’s vascular health. By integrating objective vascular measurements intopreventive pathways, patient's conditions can be assessed faster, supporting clearer clinical decisions, and identifying the need for timely referral or intervention.
Key measurements in a single clinical workflow
Support lower limb perfusion assessment. Fully automated for consistent, operator-independent results in any clinical setting.
Include all challenging patients in early PAD detection, including those with incompressible arteries or very low perfusion.
Add insights into arterial stiffness and vascular ageing beyond chronological age and conventional risk scoring.
Take blood pressure evaluation beyond single upper arm measurements: easily detect masked hypertension and compare bilateral arm BP values.
SCORE2 provides automatic risk calculation and supports early identification of patients who may benefit from further diagnostic testing.
MESI Protocol App guides users through each diagnostic step based on clinical logic.
Arterial assessment in two steps
STEP 1: ABI measurement
Measure ABI on all patients in the cardiovascular risk group.
STEP 2: TBI measurement
Measure TBI on all patients with ABI value above 1.41 or those with diabetes, chronic kidney desease, metabolic syndrome and old age.
Your challenges, our solutions
Traditional methods and disconnected tools make arterial assessment unnecessarily complex and time-consuming.
Complex, operator-dependent procedures
Reliable arterial assessment often requires training and specialised skills.
Automated, step-by-step workflow
Ensures consistent, objective results - regardless of experience level.
Traditional methods are time-consuming
Lengthy, manual procedures limit the use of arterial assessment in routine care.
Fast, guided ABI measurement in minutes
Fits seamlessly into routine consultations without adding complexity.
Fragmented tools and disconnected data
Multiple devices and manual data handling slow down workflows and increase risk of errors.
All measurements in one integrated system
Capture, store, and share results instantly with seamless data integration.
Late detection of Peripheral Arterial Disease
At-risk patients are often identified only after symptoms progress.
Early, objective assessment at the point of care
Fast, easy measurements support earlier identification across care settings, including primary care.
How to successfully manage Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD)?
PAD has serious consequences, including amputations, especially among diabetics. Screening and early detection are vital, as PAD also indicates systemic atherosclerosis, which can lead to severe cardiovascular events like stroke.
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Across clinical settings and specialties.
Optimise your daily workflow and care for more patients in less time with the MESI mTABLET - smart diagnostics made for busy primary care settings.
Grounded in guideline recommendations
Clinical guidelines continue to emphasize the importance of objective, timely assessment. By aligning every workflow with current clinical recommendations, MESI helps cliniciansstay focused on what matters most: the patient.
PAD remains underdiagnosed and undertreated, reinforcing the need for earlier vascular assessment. Read more.
Timely diagnosis and coordinated management are essential to reduce amputation risk and improve outcomes.
Objective vascular assessment is essential before treatment decisions in patients with lower extremity wounds.
Designed for the full range of your patient population.
MESI cuffs are available in multiple sizes to ensure accurate andcomfortable measurements for every patient.
The cuffs are colour-coded and feature clear diagrams on correct placement. Cuffs of different sizes can be combined during the same measurement.
