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Sample Report

Sample Reports

KEY

EC: Eccentric Constriction

AE: Arterial Elasticity

RBV: Remaining Blood volume

HRV: Heart Rate Variability

SNS: Sympathetic Nervous System

PNS: Parasympathetic Nervous System

TP: Total Power

VLF: Very Low Frequency

LF: Low Frequency

HF: High Frequency

This is the screen that you will see for arterial health

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And this is the screen you will see for stress levels

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The Arterial Stiffness Test Report(Pulse Wave Analysis)

This is the results screen showing the final report for arterial stiffness. This shows a type 1 graph, which is excellent arterial compliance (flexibility). When the machine arrives, it also comes with a manual and an interpretive guide so that you can easily interpret the results.

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Heart Rate Variability Test Report (Stress Test)

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What the Cardiovascular Screening Device Will Tell You

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This simple, quick, non-invasive test utilizes plethysmography (PTG), accelerated plethysmography (APG) and other innovative technologies to measure the following:

  • Wave type
  • Eccentric Constriction, representing the contraction power of the vessels from the left ventricle
  • Arterial Elasticity, analyzing the blood circulation, vascular elasticity and resistance of the vessels
  • Remaining Blood Volume (RBV), representing the remaining blood in the vessels after systolic contraction of the heart
  • Heart rate variability
  • Mean heart ratee
  • Physical stress
  • Mental stress

The Cardiovascular is an FDA-approved, Class II medical device for cardiovascular and autonomic nervous system screening and evaluation.

Cardiovascular disease is, without question, the nation’s biggest killer. An estimated 81 million American adults live with some form of heart disease, and 1 out of every 2.9 deaths in the U.S. are due to cardiovascular illness. It claims more lives than cancer, respiratory disease, diabetes and accidents combined. In addition, more than 74 million adults (more than one in three) have hypertension, with over 20% of these people not even aware that they are at risk.

According to the American Heart Association, if a person’s blood pressure is at or above 140/90, they have a 69% chance of having their first heart attack, 74% of developing congestive heart failure, and a whopping 77% chance of having their first stroke.

This testing is simple, fast and completely non-invasive, and gives valuable information about a patient’s current health status.