TSA-
NeuroSensory Analyzer
An essential Quantitative Sensory Testing (QST) tool for evaluating nerve impairment and sensory
testing in clinical, research and pharmacological trial settings
What is TSA-
TSA-
What would the results show?
A deviation from the normal range can indicate the existence of peripheral nerve disease or damage due to injury, illness or toxic exposure. Testing comparing contra-
Can I get the test report?
Test result reports are generated in a variety of graphical formats.
Dr. Martin Angst from the department of anesthesia at Stanford University is using the TSA II for determining heat and mechanical pain threshold as described here.
TSA-
- Outcome-
based color graphic reports with automated narrative discussion of test results for insurance and referral networks - Automatic comparison of test results to normative reference data
- Portable, fast set-
up and ease of use - Versatile WINDOWST based software with selection of test paradigms for maximum flexibility in clinical, research and drug trial applications.
- Various test methods (Limits, Levels and Manual)
- Factory installed default protocols for immediate clinical use
- Proven Repeatability
Useful in monitoring, treating and testing in:
- Fibromyalgia
- Painful neuropathies
- Lumbar Radiculopathy
- Small-
fiber allodynia in Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) - Underlying Central Nervous System impairment in difficult-
to- diagnose patients - Early detection of diabetic neuropathy of small-
caliber nerve fibers - Effectiveness of growth factors, aldosereductase
- Inhibitors and other new therapies
- Entrapment and toxic neuropathies
- Testing programs to detect malingerers
- Nerve root compression and inflammation
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TSA-
Bilateral report
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Medoc Products:
| PATHWAY Model CHEPS |
| PATHWAY Model ATS |