VICORDER
Instant vascular testing answers in the palm of your hand​
A unique cardiovascular comprehensive solution
VICORDER received the EU CE certification and the US FDA certification.
Here in Canada, VICORDER is available for research purposes ONLY as it is not Health Canada listed. 
FAST
EASY
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​A unique portable vascular testing solution
​Complete & Customizable
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  • >60 exams and digital biomarkers
  • Configurable to individual needs
  • 3 modalities - Cuff, PPG and Doppler - available
​Easy & Efficient
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  • Minimal training required
  • All tests conducted within minutes
  • Simple and intuitive automated     system
​Tailored for research settings
​Precise & Consistent
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  • Reliable results – proven in >100 studies
  • Validated against gold standard   practices
  • High reproducibility
​Portable & Durable
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  • Perfectly suited for mobile and     outpatient situations
  • High-quality hardware and sensor technology  
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Cardiovascular Research Suite
Screening Suite
Angio Suite
How VICORDER works
​​Pulse Wave Velocity (PWV)
  • Simultaneous recording of pulse waves at two vessel sites, direct measurement of transit time
  • Calculation of PWV based on vessel distance measurement
  • Measurement at carotid and femoral arteries (aortic PWV, gold standard method)
​​Pulse Wave Analysis (PWA), Pulsewave velocity and digital biomarkers
  • Determination of aortic pulse wave through conversion of brachial pulse (single cuff on the upper arm)
  • Global transfer function from peer reviewed publication
  • Calibration with brachial systolic and diastolic blood pressure from external device or integrated oscillometric measurement
  • Determination of 14 digital Biomarkers
​​​Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD) detection
  • ABI, TBI measurements and segmental pressures
  • >90% detection accuracy
  • 3 modalities available - Doppler, Bilateral PPG sensors, Cuff only: for semi-automatic pressure and PVR waveform measurements
​​​Endothelial Function testing

​Quantification of the hyperemic response after temporal occlusion of the brachial artery through suprasystolic cuff pressure, using fully automated procedures:

Flow Mediated Slowing (FMS)
Compares PWV in the brachial artery before and after occlusion

Pulse Amplitude Ratio (PAR)
Compares finger tip perfusion measured by bilateral infrared sensors (photo pulse plethysmography) before and after occlusion