Foot Care – Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) Test
A non-invasive diagnostic test used to assess blood circulation in the legs and detect Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD), helping prevent serious diabetic foot complications.
Book TestWhat is an ABI Test?
The Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI) test is a simple, non-invasive diagnostic procedure that compares blood pressure in the ankles with blood pressure in the arms.
Poor circulation in the legs is a major risk factor for diabetic foot ulcers and delayed wound healing.
Why ABI Testing is Important
Detects Peripheral Artery Disease
Identifies narrowing or blockage in leg arteries.
Prevents Diabetic Foot Complications
Helps identify patients at risk of ulcers and infections.
Improves Circulation Monitoring
Provides important information about blood flow.
Supports Early Treatment
Allows doctors to reduce risk of complications.
How the ABI Test Works
Blood pressure cuffs are placed on arms and ankles, and readings are compared.
The ratio helps detect circulation problems.
The procedure is quick, safe, and painless.
Clinical Importance
Helps detect poor circulation before symptoms appear.
Important for diabetic and cardiac patients.
Comprehensive Diabetic Foot Evaluation
Vibration Perception Threshold
Detects nerve damage and sensory loss.
Podiascan Foot Analysis
Measures pressure distribution.
Skin & Circulation Monitoring
Identifies early risk changes.
Protect Your Foot Health with Early Vascular Screening
Regular ABI testing helps detect circulation problems early.
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