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ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometry system

<p>The ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometry system enables healthcare providers to assess the pressure in the rectum and anal sphincter.</p>

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ManoScan™ AR acquisition software

ManoScan™ provides the capability of viewing data from all high-resolution sensor channels simultaneously as a contour map in real time, or as line tracings selectable for any location along the sensors.

 

Software is included with purchase of the ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometery system.

ManoScan™ ESO high resolution manometry system

ManoView™ AR analysis software

This software provides necessary tools for detailed analysis of pressure, impedance, and/or video data acquired during ManoScan™ procedures. The program is intended to provide stand-alone and enhanced functionality relative to the analysis capability incorporated in the ManoScan™ AR system software.

 

Software is included with purchase of the ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometery system.

ManoScan™ hardware modules

ManoScan™ hardware modules

The ManoScan™ HRM modules provide high-resolution and/or 3-D (three dimensional) display of the pressure and impedance data.

Manoscan ESO Software screen

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ManoShield™ disposable catheter sheath

ManoShield™ disposable catheter sheath

The ManoShield™ disposable catheter sheath is a latex-free, disposable, catheter protector cover.

ManoScan™ AR high-resolution manometry catheters probe

ManoScan™ AR high-resolution manometry catheters probe

The high-resolution AR manometry catheter incorporates advanced pressure sensing technology. The ManoScanTM AR 3-D probe features 256 points of measurement generated by 16 axial × 16 circumferential sensors, providing the highest resolution of any available manometry system. And with the 5.6 cm length of continuous circumferential sensing, the ManoScanTM AR 3-D catheter eliminates patient involuntary squeeze artifact and the need for catheter repositioning.

 ManoScan™ ESO high resolution manometry system

ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometry system technology

The ManoScan™ AR high resolution manometry system is an innovative diagnostic solution that uses the latest advancements in sensing technology, allowing you to:

 

  • Assess and quantify normal functions of the anal sphincter and rectum

  • Identify patients who can benefit from biofeedback therapy

  • Assess pelvic floor defecation disorders, including fecal incontinence and constipation2

  • Visualize anorectal events during a variety of maneuvers 

Ordering information

Item number Description Units per box
2192 ManoScan™ high resolution anorectal catheter 1
2195 ManoScan™ high resolution anorectal pedi catheter 1
3885-3D ManoScan™ high resolution anorectal 3D catheter 1
FGS-0571 ManoScan™ AR acquisition software 1
FGS-8030 ManoView™ AR analysis software v3.0 1
MSS-3599 ManoShield™ AR disposable catheter sheaths 10
MSS-2155 ManoShield™ disposable catheter sheaths 20
MSS-4360 ManoShield™ AR 3D disposable catheter sheaths 20
MSS-4581-3D ManoShield™ AR 3D disposable catheter sheaths 10

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  1. Conklin J. Color Atlas of High Resolution Manometry. Springer Publishing. 2009:71.
  2. Wald A, Bharucha A, Cosman BC, Whitehead WE. ACG clinical guideline: management of benign anorectal disorders. Am J Gastroenterol. 2014;109(8):1141-1157.
  3. Carrington E, Brokjaer A, Craven H, et al. Traditional measures of normal anal sphincter function using high-resolution anorectal manometry (HRAM) in 115 healthy volunteers. Neurogastroenterol Motil. 2014;26(5):625-635.