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Post-Operative Tissue Perfusion Monitoring
Following skin flap repair surgery, medical staff can monitor perfusion through the flap with laser Doppler technology. If the perfusion falls below a pre-set threshold, an alarm will sound, summoning hospital personnel to the patient's bedside.
Transonic Systems' BLF 21-Series perfusion monitors measure microcirculation in 1 cubic mm of tissue for real-time assessment of perfusion in patients.
This safe, compact and portable bedside monitor is easy to operate and comes with sterilizable, interchangeable, Laser Doppler Probes for surface, mucosa or deep tissue measurements.
Data acquisition is available through an analog output to a recorder on a Windows-based PC.
Measure flow in:
- Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
- Free- & TRAM-Flap Monitoring
- Breast Reconstruction
- Replantation of Digits & Limbs
- Dermatology, skin perfusion measurements to provide objectivity to test patch and other skin challenges.
- Maxillofacial Surgery, reconstruction intraoperative and recovery monitoring
- Vascular Surgery, microvascular perfusion during and after vascular bypass procedures
- Dental, tooth pulp viability, gingival perfusion
- Vascular Lab, upper and lower extremity perfusion studies
- Transplant Surgery, organ tissue perfusion
- Cardiac Surgery, gut perfusion monitoring during bypass
- Pharmacology, drug effects on various tissues monitored by perfusion level
- Exercise Physiology, forearm perfusion during exercise protocols. Sepka, PA.C., Duke Univ. Medical School.
Application Support Protocols
Tissue Perfusion Study References
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