Arteriograph Device Family

The Arteriograph device family helps healthcare professionals and researchers assess arterial health through non-invasive cardiovascular measurements. It measures arterial stiffness using parameters such as pulse wave velocity (PWV) and provides additional insights into endothelial function and central blood pressure.
As a PWV measurement device, Standard Arteriograph helps users evaluate vascular condition and identify early changes related to cardiovascular health. The simple, cuff-based measurement method allows comfortable and reliable assessments without invasive procedures.

For users who need continuous monitoring, Arteriograph 24 provides 24-hour recording of these parameters. This extended monitoring helps reveal changes throughout the day and provides a more complete view of cardiovascular function, especially in research, intensive care, and clinical applications.

Because cardiovascular parameters can change during the day, Arteriograph 24 records measurements over a 24-hour period. This helps healthcare professionals get a more complete picture of a person’s arterial health compared to a single measurement.

Arteriograph Device Family

In summary, The Arteriograph device family is a non-invasive PWV measurement device that helps healthcare professionals assess arterial health in a simple way. It gives useful information about arterial function and helps with the early detection of possible hidden signs of asymptomatic atherosclerosis.

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Arteriograph

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Arteriograph 24

Accessories and other useful items

All devices and the following items are delivered in an elegant aluminium case:

  • Cuffs in 3 different sizes: S, M, L
  • User software on CD and USB drive
  • Bluetooth adaptor
  • Protective pouch
  • Four AA size batteries
  • Tape measure

TensioMed is a Research-Based Company

“The Arteriograph measured parameters are accurate compared to invasively measured counterparts”

Journal of Hypertension 2010, 28: 2068–2075

“Reproducibility and variability (repeatability) of aortic PWV measured with Arteriograph are better than the applanation tonometric or piezoelectric method.”

Journal of Hypertension 2008, 26: 523–528