Category: Devices

Echocardiography is a vital diagnostic tool in cardiology, employing high-frequency sound waves to create detailed images of the heart’s structure and function. This non-invasive procedure allows for real-time assessment of the heart without the need for radiation, making it safe for a wide range of patients. The process begins with the application of a gel…

Fluid-filled catheters are essential medical devices designed to monitor and manage pressures within different bodily cavities, such as blood vessels, the heart, or the brain. These catheters consist of flexible tubes filled with a fluid, typically saline, that effectively transmits pressure changes from the body to an external monitoring system. The catheters are usually made…

Measuring blood flow in the heart is essential for evaluating cardiac function and diagnosing various cardiovascular conditions. Several devices are employed for this purpose, each with its own methodology and application. Thermodilution One widely used technique for measuring cardiac output, which reflects blood flow from the heart, is thermodilution. This method involves the insertion of…

Measuring blood pressure can be achieved using a variety of devices, each offering unique advantages and applications in clinical settings. Cuff (Sphygmomanometer) One of the most common methods for measuring blood pressure is through the use of a sphygmomanometer, commonly known as a cuff. This device typically consists of an inflatable cuff and either a…