Neuropen Monofilament 10g with Neurotips

Product Description

Neuropen Monofilament 10g with Neurotips

An essential tool for healthcare professionals, providing a reliable method to assess peripheral neuropathy. This device combines a 10g monofilament and Neurotip to deliver precise and consistent results - making it invaluable for the diagnosis and management of neuropathy, particularly in diabetic patients.

Key Features

• Dual Functionality: Integrates both a 10g monofilament and a Neurotip for comprehensive sensory testing.
• Precision and Consistency: Provides accurate, repeatable results essential for diagnosing sensory neuropathy.
• Ergonomic Design: Easy to handle and use, ensuring patient comfort and clinician efficiency.
• Compact and Portable: Lightweight and easy to transport, making it suitable for both clinic and domiciliary visits.
• Replaceable Components: Comes with replaceable Neurotips and monofilaments to maintain hygiene and functionality.

Neuropen Benefits

1. Accurate Diagnosis

The Neuropen provides precise measurements critical for identifying the early stages of neuropathy. Its dual testing capabilities ensure comprehensive assessment, allowing healthcare providers to detect sensory loss with high accuracy.

2. Comprehensive Sensory Testing

The combination of a 10g monofilament and Neurotip allows for thorough testing of both light touch and pain sensation. This dual functionality aids in diagnosing various types of neuropathy, including peripheral, diabetic and chemotherapy-induced neuropathy.

3. Enhanced Patient Care

The ergonomic design and ease of use ensure patient comfort during testing, while the reliable results help healthcare professionals make informed decisions regarding treatment and management. Early detection and intervention can significantly improve patient outcomes.

Clinical Applications

• Diabetic Foot Screening: Essential for regular screening to prevent complications associated with diabetic neuropathy.
• Peripheral Neuropathy Evaluation: Helps in the assessment and monitoring of peripheral nerve damage.
• General Neurological Assessments: Useful in routine examinations to detect sensory deficits in various medical conditions.
• Post-Chemotherapy Screening: Assists in evaluating neuropathy in patients undergoing chemotherapy.

Use

Preparation

• Ensure the device is clean and in proper working condition before use.
• Familiarise yourself with the device's components and functionality.

During Testing

• Use the 10g monofilament to test for light touch sensation by applying gentle pressure until the filament bends.
• Utilise the Neurotip for assessing pain sensation by gently pressing the tip against the skin.
• Record the patient's responses accurately to evaluate sensory loss.

Post-Testing Care

• Clean the device and its components after each use to maintain hygiene.
• Replace Neurotips and monofilaments as needed to ensure consistent performance.
• Store the device in a safe, dry place to prevent damage.

Maintenance and Replacement

To ensure the device remains effective and reliable, it is essential to follow regular maintenance protocols. Replace Neurotips and monofilaments periodically to maintain accuracy and hygiene. Inspect the device regularly for any signs of wear or damage and address any issues promptly to avoid compromising its functionality.