Piston Medical products

PC based screening audiometer for the air conductive examination of hearing system. IEC 645-1 standard. Class Type 4 and Type 5. EN ISO 7029:2000 Statistical distribution of hearing threshold s as a function of age. Interpretation by PTA (Pure Tone Average). Interpretation by Grade of Hearing Impairment.

Sleek design ergonomic form and just one USB connection to the PC. PDD-301/shm version has built-in ambient temperature, pressure and humidity sensors for the full automatic BTPS correction. The spirometer is the basic device of the functional lung diagnostics. It is inevitable in detecting the early malfunction of the respiratory system.

The device insures the measurement of nasal resistance and the basic pulmonary function testing. It is inevitable in objective diagnose of rhinitis and in the ENT practice. The PinkFlow* flow-meter and the rhinomanometer fully complies with the specifications and requirements of the Standardization of Lung Function Testing ATS/ERS Task force (European Respiratory Journal 2005). Connecting to a laptop PC provides full portability in battery mode as well.

The device insures the measurement of mechanical parameters of the pulmonary system.

The Forced Oscillation Technique (FOT) offers a modern and reliable but economical method for the impedance measurement of respiratory system. During test the patient is only asked to breath normally and no respiratory manoeuvre is needed. Since the test requires minimum co-operation from the patients, the FOT device is and uniquely applicable in paediatric pulmonology

Calibration syringe for daily calibration and validation of lung diagnostic devices: High precision, Perfect sealing, Easy moving, low traction piston.

Cardiopulmonary exercise testing provides a global assessment of the integrative exercise responses involving the pulmonary and cardiovascular system. Ergospirometry is increasingly being used in a wide spectrum of clinical applications for the evaluation of undiagnosed exercise intolerance and exercise-related symptoms