The KAS6800 Arteriosclerosis Detector is a newly launched product by Nanjing Kejin. The device screens for peripheral arterial blockage and arterial stiffness by measuring parameters such as PWV (Pulse Wave Velocity), ABI (Ankle-Brachial Index), and BAI (Brachial-Ankle Index). It is easy to operate, automatically analyzes test results, and provides diagnostic suggestions, enabling early detection, examination, and intervention for peripheral arterial diseases and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases.
Features of the KAS6800 Arteriosclerosis Detector:
Vascular Stiffness Detection
PWV (Pulse Wave Velocity), an indicator for evaluating the stiffness of the aorta, large arteries, and medium-sized arteries.
Heart Rate Variability Function
Assesses cardiovascular autonomic nerve function through R-R interval mean, R-R interval standard deviation, R-R interval average, HR average, CVRR, R-R histogram, R-R trend chart, and electrocardiogram.
Exercise Stress Test Mode
Determines whether individuals with borderline ABI or intermittent claudication have lower extremity arterial diseases.
Degree of Upper and Lower Limb Arterial Blockage
ABI (Ankle-Brachial Index), evaluates the degree of lower limb arterial blockage;
BAI (Brachial-Ankle Index), evaluates the degree of upper limb proximal arterial blockage.
Applicable Departments for the Arteriosclerosis Detector:
Endocrinology, Physical Examination Center, Vascular Surgery, Hypertension Department, Neurology, Cardiovascular Medicine, Functional Department