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The neurothesiometer is a device used for the determination of the vibration sensitivity threshold at locations at the body surface. Regular recordings of vibration perception thresholds (VPT) in a particular patient, provides quantitative results for monitoring progress of peripheral neuropathy caused by diabetes and other diseases such as leprosy.
Applications
Monitoring progress of diabetic neuropathy and effectiveness of any treatments
Observing changes in polyneuropathies and the effectiveness of treatments for other diseases
Assessment of conditions related to operating heavy machinery such as “Vibration White Finger” (VWF)
Medical research on vibration sensitivity related to polyneuropathies, nerve conduction, neurological disorders and diseases.
Features and Benefits
Portable unit – weighs just 3.25kg
Simple to use
Digital display of voltage applied to vibrator or free air movement
10 memories, accessible when in Review mode
Rechargeable battery
Charging status indicator
Includes Rechargeable Battery
Specifications
Battery pack life at 50V continuous output: 1.25 hours
Battery pack life at 20V continuous output: 1.75 hours
Instrument weight: 3.25kg
Vibrator weight: 450g
Dimensions in closed carry case: 220 x 370 x 100mm
Vibrator cord length: 1m
Manufactured under BS 5750 Part 2 QAS34/51 (equivalent to ISO 90002 and EN29009)
Conforms to BS 5724 Pt1 and medical standard IEC 601-1
