Opto Circuits group company, Unetixs Vascular Inc, the global leader in providing non-invasive peripheral vascular physiologic testing solutions has now partnered  with SuperSonic Imagine a medical imaging company. This would see Indian patients have access to advanced vascular SuperSonic Imagine’s technology that covers ShearWave Elastography and UltraFast Doppler.

The objective of  these diagnostic systems and accessories is to detect Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD), a condition that affects millions of people in the United States. risk factors for Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD)include smoking, older age, and diseases or conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

Unetixs SSI Aixplorer Ultrasound System combines exceptional image quality and UltraFast Doppler to deliver powerful performance across a breadth of vascular applications. While conventional ultrasound Doppler requires two separate exams for imaging and measurement, the Unetixs SSI Aixplorer Ultrasound System’s UltraFast Doppler goes beyond the limits of traditional systems by combining Color Flow Imaging and Pulsed Wave Doppler into one simple exam, the company said.

“SuperSonic Imagine’s award winning technology is a significant addition to our portfolio of noninvasive vascular solutions,” says Neeraj Jha,
chief executive officer, of Unetixs Vascular.

Kurt Kelln, chief business officer and executive vice president of sales & marketing at SuperSonic Imagine says, “ we have been providing the significant value and expertise to the vascular market, the fourth largest ultrasound segment in the United States. Now this partnership expands our presence and positions us for future growth as we continue to develop unique clinical solutions”.

Unetixs product line consists of noninvasive vascular testing equipment such as the Revo 1100 and its 5-minute Quick ABI solution and the MultiLab Series–technologically advanced systems that continue to enjoy global market leadership. Hospitals and vascular specialists typically use the company’s advanced systems while physician and podiatrist offices prefer the company’s self-contained, low-cost diagnostic stations.