This webinar explores how ADI products can measure blood flow noninvasively in humans (or animals) and record relative changes in skin perfusion with our Laser Doppler Blood Flow Meter.
Abstract:
Join our Scientific Support Specialist, Nick Mackovski, as he walks you through non-invasive blood flow measurements and recording relative changes in skin perfusion with the Laser Doppler Blood Flow Meter. He also covers pulse oximetry and plethysmography non-invasive methods to measure SPO2 and pulsatile flow.
This introduction to tissue circulation will cover:
- How to measure blood flow non-invasively in humans (or animals)
- Recording changes in skin perfusion with Laser Doppler Flowmeter i.e LDF
- Exploring pulse oximeter and Plethysmograph for recording SPO2 and pulsatile flow
Chapters:
- [0.00] Introduction
- [1.30] Blood Flow Meter
- [8.24] Needle Probes
- [12.49] Surface Probes
- [14.07] Calibration and Unit Conversion
- [18.00] Laser Coppler Flowmetry Theory
- [21.41] Oximeter Pods
- [25.57] How do Oximeter sensors work?
- [28.52] IR Plethysmographs
- [30.57] Live Demonstration: Blood Flow Meter
- [39.42] Live Demonstration: Oximeter Pods and Plethysmographs
- [46.22] Q&A
- [50.18] Conclusion
Related Products:
Blood Flow Meter»
Laser Doppler Needle Probes»
Laser Doppler Surface Probes»
Needle Probe Miniature Holders»
Adhesive Rings for Probes»
Calibration Kit for Blood Flow Meter»
Oximeter Pods»
IR Plethysmograph»
Additional Resources:
Pulse and Plethysmography»
Human tissue and circulation»
Animal tissue and circulation»