Cardiovascular diseases are, according to the Heart Report 2024 the most common cause of death in Germany, with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) considered a massive risk factor for heart attacks and strokes. Peripheral arterial disease affects 3–10% of the adult population nationwide and 15–20% of those over 70. It often goes unnoticed. There over 70 % of the affected individuals In the early stages, vascular calcification often shows no clear symptoms, remains undetected for years, and jeopardizes long-term work capacity.
An early Artery screening is therefore a crucial measure of Prevention, to identify vascular changes even in the asymptomatic stage. Through the integration of this Screenings in your Background Music Protect your workforce from serious consequential illnesses and secure your company's vitality while reducing long-term Sick leave.
„The ankle-brachial index (ABI) is not only a tool for diagnosing PAD, but one of the strongest predictors of overall cardiovascular risk. An abnormal ABI value signals a high risk of heart attack and stroke early on, even before clinical symptoms appear.“
— Prof. Dr. med. Holger Lawall, Board member of the German Society for Angiology (DGA) and expert in vascular medicine.
The Artery screening with the MESI ABPI MD, you can quickly, non-invasively, and painlessly Detection of Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAVK). This disease is a Consequence of arteriosclerosis (Vascular calcification), which leads to a narrowing or blockage of arteries, especially in the legs. It is therefore also referred to as LEAD (Lower Extremity Artery Disease).
Note: The measurement does not replace a medical diagnosis, but it enables early identification of at-risk individuals for targeted referral to medical care. Please note that with very thick clothing, partial undressing may be necessary to ensure a correct measurement.
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