Study Links Depression To Higher Rate of Negative PAD Outcomes The results of recent retrospective study published in the <a href=”https://doi.org/10.1016/j.avsg.2021.01.025″>Annals of Vascular Surgery</a> found that patients with Chronic Limb Threatening Ischemia (CLTI) tended to have worse outcomes if they also had depression. This retrospective study of approximately 3,000 patients Read more…
April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month – Request A Media Kit Did you know that April is limb loss and limb difference awareness month? To help further the awareness of limb loss and educate on how to prevent amputations, we are offering a media kit, which is Read more…
March is National Kidney Month – Request A Media Kit March is national kidney month, highlighting awareness of chronic kidney disease, which impacts 1 in 3 with diabetes and 1 in 5 with high blood pressure. To help further the awareness of this chronic condition and its impact on other Read more…
Join us for a webinar session to see how some successful PADnet® champions have operationally integrated PADnet vascular testing into their clinical workflow.During this roundtable-style webinar, we’ll review effective workflows for your practice to accelerate and simplify your use of PADnet. We’ll go over the patient experience before, during and Read more…
Lower Extremity Review magazine published a whitepaper online highlighting a clinical study comparing the diagnostic results of PADnet Xpress with other established, gold-standard technologies used to perform physiologic studies to non-invasively detect peripheral artery disease (PAD). This whitepaper was authored by Sue Duval, PhD and Associate Professor of the University Read more…
Biomedix, Talar Medical and MIMIT Healthcare would all like to thank the attendees who participated in the Tuesday, September 15th webinar. See below for a replay of the event.
Chris Trygstad, Marketing and Network Director of Biomedix, was recently interviewed by Dr. Pelto of Central Massachusetts Podiatry about PADnet, and the impact that healthcare providers implementing vascular testing and screening in their practice can have on optimizing patient outcomes.
The Journal of the American Heart Association recently published a study of 139,000 working adults, which found that job-related stress increased the chance of being hospitalized for peripheral artery disease. This retrospective study looked at 11 previous studies and found that those experiencing stress on the job had a 1.4 Read more…
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association sought to determine if the intensity of exercise a patient is engaged in has an impact on how effective exercise is for preventing and addressing PAD (Peripheral Artery Disease). The study was conducted on 12,513 participants in the Read more…
