Cardiologists

To optimize the management of hypertensive patients and those with high cholesterol levels, consider measuring arterial stiffness as an indispensable tool. Arterial stiffness, often overlooked, is an independent cardiovascular risk factor that gives you a more complete and earlier view of your patients' cardiovascular status, so you can anticipate the risk of organ damage or the development of atherosclerosis.

By communicating the notion of vascular age with your patients, you can save time and increase efficiency to encourage better adherence, greater compliance and changes in health and dietary habits.

Clinics and hospitals

The measurement of arterial stiffness is an essential tool for healthcare professionals seeking to improve the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease. Easy to use, this medical device provides significant added value in identifying patients at greatest cardiovascular risk in just a few minutes.

Already in use in a number of establishments, pOpmètre® is helping to improve management in cardiology, diabetology and vascular medicine departments. Non-operator-dependent and non-invasive, pOpmètre®'s reproducibility is excellent, and its ease of use means that teams can easily share the medical device and the data it collects.

Diabetologists

Diabetes, by increasing the risk of cardiovascular complications, requires careful monitoring of your patients' vascular health. Measuring arterial stiffness enables you to identify early signs of atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular disorders such as peripheral arterial disease (PAD), often associated with diabetes.

This facilitates early intervention and adaptation of treatments to prevent long-term complications. Integrating this tool into your practice will enable you to offer comprehensive, personalized care to your diabetic patients, based on objective data to assess and reduce their cardiovascular risk.

General practitioners

As the first point of contact in the healthcare pathway, you play an essential role in the early detection of cardiovascular risks, and the identification and management of patients most at risk. Measuring arterial stiffness is an invaluable tool for reinforcing your cardiovascular assessment and prevention strategies. Easy to integrate into your day-to-day practice, even when delegating tasks, pOpmètre® in your practice enriches your diagnostic arsenal, enabling you to offer more personalized and proactive care. The resulting vascular age is a powerful tool for communicating with your patients to improve compliance and support changes in lifestyle behaviors.

Nephrologists

Integrate arterial stiffness measurement into your practice for optimized management of patients with kidney disease. This non-invasive medical device is a valuable tool for assessing cardiovascular risk, which is particularly high in patients with kidney disease. Kidney disease is often associated with increased arterial stiffness, a significant risk factor for cardiovascular complications. By regularly measuring arterial stiffness, you can better monitor the cardiovascular status of your patients, enabling early detection of problems and faster intervention. Using this tool in your practice strengthens your ability to provide holistic care, taking into account both your patients' renal and cardiovascular health. This helps you develop more comprehensive and personalized treatment plans, improving long-term health outcomes for your patients.

Gynecologists

Adding arterial stiffness measurement to your practice can play a crucial role in monitoring women's cardiovascular health, particularly during pregnancy. This simple and effective medical device offers an accurate assessment of cardiovascular risk, an essential aspect of maternal health. Pregnancy can highlight or aggravate cardiovascular problems, and measuring arterial stiffness can detect potential risks such as pre-eclampsia or other complications. By integrating this tool into prenatal care, you can offer more comprehensive monitoring, contributing to the safety and well-being of both mother and child.