ANORECTAL MANOMETRY

SOLAR GI HRAM

High Resolution Anorectal Manometry

The Solar GI HRAM uses advanced diagnostic technology to accurately measure anorectal pressures, providing more information than conventional manometry.

Latest developments such as the QuickView analysis program, 360 degrees HRAM, 3D Anorectal Pressure Topography and new catheter technology make Solar GI HRAM:

Extremely easy to use
Procedures more accurate and reliable
Data analysis better, simpler and quicker
Procedure costs lower

360 Degrees HRAM

sing a dedicated 3D catheter, HRAM data can be displayed in a 3D plot, providing even more information. As a result, sphincter damage or defects can easily be recognized in the tube view mode.

Investigations to be performed with HRAM:

Resting pressure
Squeeze pressure
Endurance squeeze
Push-defecation test
RAIR
Sensation-compliance
Cough
External stimulus using tooth-pick
Balloon expulsion
Defecography (anorectal manometry with X-ray)

Accurate HRAM Procedures with Powerful Built-in Software:

Unique QuickView Software program developed to make HRAM analysis more accurate, fast and easy.
Event-based analysis software, where events can be Squeeze, RAIR, etc.

Advanced Features and Functionality:

Measuring simultaneously up to 24 pressure channels.
Full coverage of anal sphincter.
Easy placement of catheter and simple correction of catheter movement.

State-of-the-Art 360 Degrees HRAM

3D Anorectal Pressure Topography plots for a new perspective on the events.
Sphincter damage or defects can easily be recognized in tube view mode.

Flexible Clinical Solutions:

Variety of catheter diameters to ensure accurate HRAM measurement for different patient groups.
Single-use and reusable catheter solutions (solid state and water perfused).
Flexible HRAM system solutions for every budget.
Expandable with HRM, HRIM, HRSM and HRCM.

Extended Functionality:

Synchronized video manometry optional (C-Arm, ultrasound).

Optimize Workflow :

EMR/HIS connectivity
DICOM PACS- offers time-saving routines and paperless procedures.
Network capabilities (multiple systems in one network)

Procedure Type: Anorectal Manometry, High Resolution Anorectal Manometry (HRAM)

Channels Up to 36 Pressure Channels (up to 24 Pressure Channels for Anorectal Manometry), Swallow and Respiration channel (optional for Esophageal Manometry), Multiple EMG channels (optional), High Frequency EMG channels (optional), Neuro Stimulation (optional), EGG (optional for Esophageal Manometry)
Software Extensive Patient Database, Up to 9 Investigation Protocols, User-configurable Reports (MMS Reporter), Multiple Languages
Power 110 or 220 V
Compatibility Fluid-Filled and Solid State Catheters
Recommended Operating System Windows 7 (Professional edition 32 or 64 bit) or Windows 8 (Pro 64 bit)
Recommended Monitor 17 in Color Monitor
Options 360 Degrees Tube View for HRAM, Colon Manometry, Neuro, EMG, High Speed EMG, EGG (not in USA), Biofeedback, Network, HIS, Video GI, Blood Pressure and SpO2 Interface

High Resolution Anorectal Manometry

High Resolution Anorectal Manometry (HRAM) is a new approach of measuring anorectal pressures, which offers more information than conventional manometry.

In combination with contour plots, rapid data interpretation can be established due to the recognition of typical anal sphincter patterns.

LABORIE High Resolution Manometry Theory

In this instructional video, we explain the concept of high resolution manometry.

GASTROENTEROLOGY & COLORECTAL

ANORECTAL MANOMETRY

SOLAR GI HRAM

High Resolution Anorectal Manometry

360 Degrees HRAM

Investigations to be performed with HRAM:

Accurate HRAM Procedures with Powerful Built-in Software:

Advanced Features and Functionality:

State-of-the-Art 360 Degrees HRAM

Flexible Clinical Solutions:

Extended Functionality:

Optimize Workflow :

Procedure Type: Anorectal Manometry, High Resolution Anorectal Manometry (HRAM)

High Resolution Anorectal Manometry

LABORIE High Resolution Manometry Theory

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