“For us to improve nerve function and the quality of life of the individual, we had to do extensive measures: skin biopsy to look at nerve regeneration, nerve conduction studies to show enhancements of nerve conductions and quantitative sensory tests which have a wide variance. These tests are time consuming, laborious and full of error. Now, we have SUDOSCAN that can measure electrical conductance along with sweat gland function in only 2 minutes with instant results that are 75% sensitive, 98% specific and with less than 5% error*.”
Why SUDOSCAN?
Small nerve damage can be reversible if detected early!
The non-invasive SUDOSCAN is a highly sensitive and reproducible tool for the early detection of small nerve fibers and to help define and monitor a treatment to improve and control complications caused by diseases like type 2 diabetes.
Discover why SUDOSCAN is chosen by Physicians.
Learn why Physicians use SUDOSCAN during the diagnostic evaluation of Small Fiber and Autonomic Neuropathy for the early detection of potentially treatable diseases. Discover why your patients will appreciate a non-invasive test to monitor their disease and treatment outcome.
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