Podiatric wound assessment in less time

Treating lower-extremity wounds not only entails preventing infections and mitigating any patient pain or discomfort, but also the management of the underlying pathophysiology that caused them. That can be a challenge because patients may have comorbid conditions, which can be the cause of (especially chronic) wounds, hinder wound treatment, or both. An example of the such condition is Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD).

Comprehensive arterial assessment directly at your office or at the patient’s home can be a big time-saver. Having a chance to perform the Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) and/or the Toe-Brachial Index (TBI) on one device enables effective screening for diseases like PAD and in timely referral for further vascular examination.

Podologist and wound care expert Véronique Labbe Gentils discusses the advantages of comprehensive arterial assessment in her daily hospital work.

The MESI device enables me to immediately assess the chances of recovery as I already have the ABI as well as the TBI calculated.

Watch the testimonial of Véronique Labbe Gentils:

The MESI ABI and TBI. For a streamline assessment of lower extremity wounds:

• Easy differentiation between venous or arterial wounds
• Effective diabetic foot management
• Reliable compression level determination

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Véronique Labbe Gentilsis a podologist and wound expert, with the focus on diabetic foot wounds for the last 20 years.

She works at the Avicenne University Hospital and the Jean Verdier APHP Hospital in North Paris, France. For a decade, she has also been active at the National Podology Institute in Paris, where she teaches the diabetic foot theory and practice for the wound care degree.