Summit Doppler Vista AVS
The Vista AVS® is a robust, highly versatile system ideal for conducting, interpreting and documenting ABI, TBI and segmental studies with three modalities. An 8 MHz bi-directional Doppler probe can be used to obtain systolic pressure and ankle waveforms required for reimbursement*. Pulse Volume Recording (PVR) quickly capture ankle waveforms. A third modality, photoplethysmography (PPG) probe measure pressures for Toe Brachial Index (TBI) and segmental exams. The Vista AVS® vascular system features:
- Segmental studies to help locate blockage or narrowing following single-level ABI exam
- Bi-directional Doppler, PVR, and PPG modalities
- Automatic ABI, TBI, and segmental calculation
- Performs seated ABI exams for mobility impaired patients**
- Obtains dual-ankle pressures, Posterior Tibial (PT) and Dorsalis Pedis (DP) arteries
- Software for reporting, annotating, storage, printing, and interfacing with EMR
- Nine cuffs with automatic inflation/deflation to speed up and customize segmental studies
- Optional 5 MHz bi-directional probe provides deeper penetration on larger patients
The Vista AVS® accommodates both standard and custom protocols. Easy-to-follow test sequences and handheld controller make navigating this system quick and simple.
Vista AVS® Advanced Features:
- Doppler
The bi-directional Doppler probe, long considered the gold standard for ABI exams, is used to obtain systolic pressures and waveforms. - PVR
PVRs can be used to obtain peripheral arterial waveforms with blood pressure cuffs. - PPG
The PPG probe detects small changes in blood volume. Using a toe cuff, the PPG probe measures toe pressures in patients with noncompressible arteries. The PPG probe can be used to measure toe and brachial pressures for TBI exams. PPG probes may also be used to obtain toe pressures for segmental studies. - Reporting Software
The Vista AVS includes PC software for full-page reporting, exam data storage and integration with leading EMR studies.
*Exam may meet CPT requirements as defined in the AMA CPT manual.
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**Patent: US 20090099465A1
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