DynaPulse Hemodynamic Profiling Services
Today, management of chronic diseases such as hypertension, stroke, heart failure and diabetes, consumes the vast majority of all health care spending. DynaPulse believes that the easily obtained, non-invasive blood pressure and pulse waveform data, collected in the physician's office or in the patient's home, then transmitted to the DynaPulse Analysis Center (DAC), via the Internet, for immediate analysis of all hemodynamic profiles/values, can help clinicians improve patient care and drive down health care costs.
Managing hypertension and associated cardiovascular diseases with the hemodynamic values, blood pressure, cardiac output, systemic vascular resistance, along with other parameters, including arterial stiffness, LV contractility, etc., all obtained noninvasively and simultaneously from DynaPulse, is now possible and available at a fraction of the cost compared to traditional invasive catheterization approaches. Physicians can review up to 18 hemodynamic values of an individual patient and provide the best treatment and/or anti-hypertension therapy using these parameters.
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With the DynaPulse 200M Home BP monitor, patients can obtain blood pressure readings and pulse waveforms from their home. After uploading data to the DAC for hemodynamic profiling, doctors can review the result values and take actions, ensuring the best care for each individual patient. These professional hemodynamic evaluations along with home care for patients suffering with chronic cardiovascular diseases are reimbursable by medical insurance carriers in the US.
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Worldwide Clients and Partners of the
DynaPulse Analysis Center
USA |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
Baylor University Hospital |
Vascular Atherosclerosis |
Boehringer Ingelheim |
Drug Efficacy |
Duke University Medical Center |
Causes of Hypertension including Physiological Precursors and Psychosocial factors |
Parke-Davis |
Drug Efficacy |
Sansum Medical Research Foundation |
Hypertension and Hyperinsulinemia in pregnancy and preeclampsia. |
Tulane University-School of Public Health Bogalusa Heart Study |
Cardiovascular Epidemiology |
University of California- Irvine |
Genetic Risk of Hypertension |
University of North Carolina |
Menopausal effect on Cardiovascular Structure |
University of Pittsburgh-School of Public Health |
Cardiovascular Epidemiology |
University of Rochester Medical Center-Strong Memorial Hosp. |
Cardiovascular disorders in Pregnancy |
Wayne State University Detroit Medical Center |
Salt diet in hypertension |
Yale University School of Medicine |
Hemodialysis |
University of California, San Diego Medical Center |
Validation and Heart Failure Studies |
Belarus |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
Vitebsk State Medical Institute |
Essential Hypertensives: Arterial Compliance, Metabolic Status, and Psychosocial factors |
Italy |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
University of La Sapienza |
Hemodynamics |
University of Turin |
Circadian Rhythms in Compliance and blood pressure |
St. Borotolo Hospital |
Hemodialysis |
Greece |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
General Hospital of Chios |
Calcium levels and arterial compliance |
Netherlands |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
Academisch Ziekenhuis Vrie Universiteit |
Compliance and Diabetes |
South America |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
University of Carabobo Medical School |
Calcium and Potassium in Essential Hypertension |
Taiwan |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
National Taiwan University Hospital |
Stroke and Hypertension Prevention |
General VAH |
Hypertension Drugs, CVD |
Changhua Christian Hospital |
Hypertension Hemodynamics |
Cheng-Hsing Hospital |
Heart Health Program |
China |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
PLA General Hospital |
LV hypertrophyCompliance changes during late pregnancy |
Shanghai 2nd Medical University Institute of Hypertension |
Hypertension Prevention |
Beijing Zen-Ming Hospital |
Hypertension Prevention |
Japan |
Client / Partner |
Clinical Focus |
Tokyo Women's Medical University |
Hypertention Prevention |
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