Advanced diagnostic screening to detect early nerve damage and prevent diabetic foot complications.
Book ScreeningVibration Perception Threshold (VPT) testing is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure used to detect peripheral sensory neuropathy in diabetic patients. The test measures the lowest level of vibration a person can feel using a specialized device known as a Digital Biothesiometer.
Identifies early nerve damage caused by diabetes before symptoms become severe.
Detects loss of protective sensation which is strongly linked to diabetic foot ulcers.
Allows doctors to monitor nerve health and take preventive measures early.
Regular screening reduces the risk of infection, ulceration, and serious complications.
A handheld medical device called a biothesiometer is placed on specific points of the foot. The device produces gentle vibrations that gradually increase in intensity.
The patient signals when the vibration is first felt. This reading helps doctors determine nerve sensitivity and detect peripheral neuropathy.
The procedure is completely painless and typically takes only a few minutes.
A VPT reading greater than 15 volts indicates a significantly higher risk of developing diabetic foot ulcers.
Patients with elevated readings may have a 6 to 10 times higher risk of foot ulceration, making early screening extremely important.
Routine VPT testing helps clinicians monitor nerve function and implement preventive care strategies.
Detects loss of protective sensation in the feet.
Measures blood circulation in the legs and detects vascular disease.
Measures pressure distribution across the foot to prevent ulcers.
Regular diabetic foot screening can prevent serious complications. If you have diabetes, routine VPT testing is strongly recommended.
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