heat controlled laser Doppler  using PeriFlux System 5000
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Heat-Controlled laser Doppler

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Heat combined with laser Doppler can be used to determine the viability of tissue and the degree of microcirculatory impairment. The increase in blood perfusion as a response to local heating indicates tissue reserve capacity and endothelial function. These are important parameters for predicting healing and determining amputation level.

PeriFlux System 5000 supports heat-controlled measurements. A PF 5020 Temp Unit in combination with a PF 5010 laser Doppler Unit and thermostatic probes will register the local blood perfusion changes during heating.

Features:

  • Non-invasive, small probes for easy positioning
  • No pain during measurement
  • Automatic calculation of percentage-change and absolute values
  • Possibility of adding other complementary techniques such as tcpO2


Brochure on heat-controlled laser Doppler in wound healing prediction