A&D Medical
A&D Medical UB-533 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor with atrial fibrillation screening. NHS Supplier
A&D Medical UB-533 Wrist Blood Pressure Monitor with atrial fibrillation screening. NHS Supplier
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A&D Medical have been a leading provider of medical devices for both home healthcare and healthcare professionals worldwide since we were established in 1977.
The A&D Medical UB-533 Automatic Wrist Monitor benefits from many of the features developed by A&D for professional clinical use including the ability to screen for AFib (Atrial Fibrillation) in a single measurement.
- Simple to use, easy one button operation
- Lightweight, compact design
- Correct Position Guidance technology
- Drawing on A&D’s industry leading measuring accuracy
- Movement Error Indicator – to ensure accurate readings
- Cuff Error Indicator – to ensure accurate readings
- 2 x 60 readings memory recording – for recording trending
- Dual user mode
- Average reading function
- Extra-large, easy to read LCD display
- Fast measurement
- Clock and Calendar
- Carry case
- World Health Organisation (WHO) Blood Pressure Classification Indicator
- A&D’s unique technology for Irregular Heartbeat (IHB) and AFib screening
- Clinically Validated
- 5 year warranty
In 1984, A&D Medical made a significant advancement in blood pressure monitoring by developing and patenting the oscillometric method for digital blood pressure monitors.
This innovation laid the foundation for all of the automatic monitors used today. All electronic blood pressure monitor utilise A&D oscillometric technology.
- A&D’s oscillometric technology was first introduced in their UA-500 Series for consumer use in 1984.
- Our Japanese patent (JPH0628637B2) filed in 1984 describes a digital sphygmomanometer using oscillometric principles. Redefining blood pressure measurement using using a pressure sensor, RC oscillating circuit, and digital data processing to determine blood pressure.
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I find this easier to use than trying to tie on the arm monitor. It's important as my medical Drs need to monitor the usefulness of medication.