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USE:

Evaluation and diagnosis of peripheral arterial diseases.

Diagnosis of critical limb ischemia. Monitoring of diabetic patients, patients with chronic renal failure and elderly patients.

Evaluation of the healing potential of ulcers.

The measurement of systolic ankle blood pressure is an essential step in the evaluation and monitoring of lower limb arterial diseases.

This measurement is based on a sphygmomanometer and a Doppler and is difficult and almost impossible or unrealistic in patients with chronic renal failure and elderly patients, because the peripheral arteries become incomprehensible as a result of central calcinosis.

In this case, systolic pressure measurement can be obtained in the first finger, where the incidence and extent of wall calcification is much lower.