Arterial Screening
Peripheral Arterial Disease – PAD
Early detection of PAD and Diabetic Foot, independent of arterial stiffness.
Arterial Disease affects
1 in 8 Adults
Detect early signs of vascular disease — even in patients with no symptoms.
Arterial screening is a fast, non-invasive way to assess vascular health and detect early signs of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and other circulatory conditions—often long before symptoms appear.
Standardized test protocols such as Ankle-Brachial Index (ABI), Toe-Brachial Index (TBI), and toe pressure measurements provide reliable, clinically validated insights into arterial function across different patient groups, including those with diabetes or advanced disease.
With accurate, accessible, and reproducible measurements, arterial screening supports confident clinical decision-making—whether in primary care, specialist settings, or large-scale screening programs.
Indications for Arterial Screening
Atherosclerosis PAD – Peripheral Arterial Disease Limb Ischemia Arterial Stiffness IAD – Interarm Blood Pressure Differences Diabetic Foot Ulcers TOS – Thoracic Outlet Syndrome Claudicatio Intermittens Raynaud’s Syndrome
The 1-Minute Vascular Check
Fast, delegable, and perfect for:
Primary Care
Vascular Medicine
Podiatry
Endocrinology
Cardiology
Vascular Health Score New
Easy Interpretation for Anyone
The AngE™ ABI+ automatically calculates a Vascular Health Score, combining multiple parameters into one easy-to-read result. It is a standardized score that supports early detection and patient engagement.
Vascular Health Score is an optional add-on requiring an SOT Cloud account with a recurring subscription and internet access.
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Arterial Tests
Common measurement methods
Vascular Screening
ABI, TBI, PWI™ and Score
ABI
Ankle Brachial Index Test
TBI
Toe Brachial Index
Toe Pressure
Systolic Toe Pressure
Segmental
Segmental Oscillography
Raynaud's Syndrome
Morbus Raynaud Test
TOS
Thoracic Outlet Syndrome
Stress Test
Exercise ABI Screening
Finger Flow
Microcirculation
Toe Flow
Microcirculation
Add Custom Tests
Protocols and Report Templates
ABI and PWI™
1-Minute Arterial Screening
Combining 4 pressure cuffs and 2 optical PPG sensors on toes ensures early detection, independent from arterial stiffness.
Learn moreToe Pressure and TBI
Determine systolic toe pressure and Toe-Brachial-Index (TBI)
Use toe cuffs and optical PPG probes to determine Systolic Toe Pressure.
Learn moreFree Guide: Effective PAD Screening
And why traditional ABI testing is insufficient.
Download the free comprehensive guide with insights on effective on PAD screening.
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Raise Awareness
Patient Posters, Articles and Videos
Use our posters, videos and more to raise awareness for vascular screenings among patients at risk.
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The semi-automated vascular screening with the AngE™ AngioExperience is after more than 150 years a long overdue replacement of simple doctors blood pressure recordings. By simultaneous recordings of pressure, pulse and ECG signals and their mathematical computations individual vascular functions can be assessed beyond an epidemiological cardiovascular risk assessment.
Scientific Publications
"Time consumption for testing was significantly lower using the semiautomated AngE-device – a finding that is economically important, especially in high volume centers and epidemiologic studies."
– Mayr, Hirschl, Klein-Weigel, Girardi, Kundi; 2019
Diagnostic accuracy of ABI by Doppler versus Oscillometry.pdf – 556.78 KB"Tissue optical perfusion pressure: a simplified, more reliable, and faster assessment of pedal microcirculation in peripheral artery disease."
– Horstick, Messner, Grundmann, Yalcin, Weisser, Espinola-Klein; 2020
TOPP: a simplified, more reliable, and faster assessment.pdf – 7.65 MBCombine with
Venous Screening
Chronic Venous Insufficiency – CVI
Deep Vein Thrombosis – DVT
Hemodynamic assessment of CVI and DVT in 3 minutes.
Learn about Venous Screening
AngE™ ABI+
Automated Vascular Screening in 1 Minute
Arterial and venous tests with more than 15 different vascular parameters and up to 20 test protocols.
