HP-B08 Arteriosclerosis Detector for Arterial Stiffness Screening
Price, lead time and documents for your market are confirmed in the quotation.
Key takeaways
- HP-B08 is an arteriosclerosis detector for non-invasive vascular screening, reporting pulse wave velocity (PWV) and ankle-brachial index (ABI).
- PWV reflects arterial stiffness; ABI compares ankle and arm blood pressure to screen for peripheral artery disease.
- Cuff set, sensors, measurement time and report layout are confirmed on the HP-B08 specification sheet.
The HP-B08 is an arteriosclerosis detector for health-check centers, cardiology and vascular clinics. It screens arterial stiffness and peripheral circulation non-invasively, reporting pulse wave velocity (PWV) and ankle-brachial index (ABI) with printed reports. HOPE INTERNATIONAL supplies HP-B08 to hospital departments, screening programs and distributors.
Key Features
- PWV and ABI screening in one examination.
- Printed reports for patient files and follow-up.
- Cuffs, sensors and software details confirmed on the specification sheet.
- Pairs with transcranial Doppler for cerebrovascular and cardiovascular risk screening packages.
Applications
Cardiovascular risk screening in health-check centers, cardiology, endocrinology and diabetes clinics, vascular surgery outpatient clinics and community hospitals. Because the test needs only cuffs and sensors, it fits into a routine check-up appointment; abnormal results are followed by duplex ultrasound or other imaging.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Screening setting and daily volume
- Indices required (PWV, ABI and any others)
- Cuff sizes for your patient population
- Report language, printer and trolley
- Voltage, plug, quantity and destination
Specifications
| Reported indices | PWV, ABI |
|---|---|
| Report output | Printed reports |
Documents
Certificates, declarations of conformity and test reports for the specific model and destination market are provided with the quotation.
Before you order, ask for the model's specification sheet and operator's manual for review. A commercial invoice and packing list are issued with every export shipment; other documents your importer or regulator requires can be requested with the quote.
Frequently asked questions
+How do you measure arterial stiffness?
The most common method is pulse wave velocity: the distance between two points on the arterial tree divided by the time a pressure wave takes to travel between them. Stiffer arteries carry the wave faster. Devices like HP-B08 take these readings with cuffs and sensors in a single sitting.
+What is a good pulse wave velocity?
Lower PWV means more elastic arteries. Reference values rise with age and depend on the measurement method, so results are interpreted against the device's age-matched reference ranges and by a clinician.
+How is atherosclerosis detected?
Screening tests such as ABI and PWV flag reduced blood flow or stiff arteries. Diagnosis then uses imaging such as duplex ultrasound, CT or angiography, together with blood tests and clinical assessment.
+What is an ankle-brachial index test?
ABI compares the systolic blood pressure at the ankle with that at the arm. A low ratio suggests narrowed leg arteries (peripheral artery disease). The test is quick, painless and done with blood pressure cuffs.