INSIGHT HRiM. Simplify the Complexities of. High Resolution Impedance Manometry System
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1 INSIGHT HRiM High Resolution Impedance Manometry System Simplify the Complexities of Esophageal Function Testing HRIM is a leading edge, comprehensive test of both esophageal pressure and bolus transit dynamics Using a high resolution array of pressure and impedance sensors dispersed across the entire anatomic region provides concurrent manometric and bolus transit dynamics from a single probe position with minimal time and effort Full data analysis and viewing tools support the latest analysis and interpretation tasks while retaining all traditional tools Now, for the first time, you can enjoy the diagnostic benefits of combined high resolution and impedance in a single, simple test. The future of comprehensive esophageal function testing has arrived
2 Benefits Full bolus transit assessment from pharynx to stomach Measure bolus transit directly - manometric predictions of bolus transit are no longer required High Resolution Manometry Benefits Minimize data acquisition effort and time using a single probe position Optimal data consistency with minimal technique sensitivity Comprehensive manometric data from pharynx to stomach Pharynx Esophageal Body LES Contractility Normal Esophageal Function Complete Complete / Effective Peristalsis Complete LES Abnormal Peristalsis with Complete Complete Complete / Ineffective Peristalsis Complete LES Normal Peristalsis with Abnormal Bolus Complete / Effective Peristalsis Ineffective LES
3 I.E.M. Hiatal Hernia : May or may not be Complete Low or Nontransmitted Esophageal Body Contractions Complete LES Normal Esophageal Body. May have Short Esophageal Length Double High Pressure Zone Nutcracker Esophagus DES Complete Bolus Transit Bolus Transit High Esophageal Body LES Simultaneous, Repetitive Contractions Complete LES Achalasia Scleroderma Absent Peristalsis (Req d) Low Esophageal May have High LES Pressure &/ or Normal Striated Esophageal Body Weak to Absent Lower Esophageal Body Low to Absent LES Pressure
4 The latest innovations in high resolution impedance Manometry technology The InSIGHT HRiM system, with Sandhill s exclusive BioView software, combines bolus transit dynamics and muscular activity to accurately assess esophageal function in one simple swallow test. Using impedance and manometry together clarifies which patients with manometric abnormalities actually have esophageal function disorders. This is because bolus transit may be the single most important parameter for assessing dysphagia and qualifying patients prior to anti-reflux surgery... information that you cannot get with manometry alone. 32 pressure 16 impedance 12 Fr High resolution impedance manometry probe 32 pressure 16 impedance 8 Fr High resolution impedance manometry probe New waterproof connector is protected against submersion in approved cleaning and disinfectant solutions* for up to 30 minutes. * Tested to meet IPX5/IPX7waterproof specifications See the UniTip High Resolution User Manual for approved cleaning and disinfectant solutions and procedures.
5 Simplify the complexities of analysis. Exclusively from Sandhill, BioView is the mostadvanced G.I. Diagnostic Software in the industry. Easy to learn and easy to use, BioVIEW provides a choice of state-of -the-art visual options for complete, yet simple, measurement and analysis of gastrointestinal tract disorders. Visual options include ContourVIEW, RapidVIEW and SyncVIEW. Sandhill Scientific, Inc 9150 Commerce Center Circle, #500 Highlands Ranch, CO USA Fax: Sandhill Scientific - Europe Decopra s.r.o Svabky 2, Budova B Praha 8 Czech Republic Tel: (+420) Fax: (+420) Over the past 30 years, Sandhill Scientific has brought the world the diagnostic benefits of impedance/ph, impedance manometry and now, High Resolution Impedance Manometry. We continue to be leaders because when you tell us what you need to enhance your diagnostic capabilities - we listen. Sandhill University - a higher level of training and education Providing great products is just the first step in a long term relationship with our customer...we believe that education and training is the key component to the best utilization of our products which enables you to provide outstanding patient care. That's why at Sandhill University, we have developed a comprehensive set of options to meet your needs. COPYRIGHT 2010 SANDHILL SCIENTIFIC PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. PL Rev
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