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The FMSF-HS test allows assessment of microcirculatory status based on analysis of baseline oscillations and the reperfusion signal, showing changes in NADH fluorescence due to induced reactive hyperemia (PORH).

The first test implemented by Angionica is the FMSF–PORH test (Flow Mediated Skin Fluorescence–Post-Occlusive Reactive Hyperemia), which is used to assess microvascular circulation (vascular endothelial function) based on circulatory stimulation in response to induced reactive hyperemia (PORH). The test makes it possible to assess levels of both contraction and vasodilation and to follow the kinetics of changes in response to reactive hyperemia. In general, the FMSF-PORH test enables identification of patients requiring prophylactic or therapeutic interventions, and more accurate and complex diagnostic tests. It also facilitates monitoring of the treatment process, the influence of drugs on the condition of vessels and the effects of training and physical exertion on overall health.