Diagnostics

Pocket doctor is a low frequency stimulator which like a stethoscope is non-invasive, and helps to make the general practitioner’s job easier by firstly reducing the time in judging and confirming the diagnosis and reducing all the hit and trials before coming to some conclusions on the patients problems – internal or external. Secondly it reduces all unnecessary expenses and time taken on the diagnostic tests and helps to focus on clear cut diagnostic tests for the patients. It also reduces the time spent by the doctor on the patient and the patient also spends less time on repeat visits to the doctor. Thirdly it helps the practitioner to give a good estimate of their diagnosis of the ailment on the spot, based on symptoms (just like a multimeter for an engineer for detecting problems in circuits) and also by giving the doctor a confidence in his abilities and make him a better doctor. In most of the cases it can even find out underlying problems which might not show up in other tests or symptoms. Fourthly being battery operated and handy to use, it can be used even in far flung areas of districts or army/navy field use to immediately come to some estimate of a problem so that precious man hours are saved and even money is saved in transporting people from one place to another. Last and finally it can find whether a patient really has a health problem or is just faking it by giving a good estimate on the spot which other medical diagnostic tests cannot show.

It is a product which can be kept in a shirt pocket like a mobile and can be operated by battery as well as by AC mains through adapter. It has no running or recurring expenses apart from the battery used in detection on patients. It also has a benefit of giving treatment (by stimulation which is an active holographic therapy) if required for patients in far flung areas where expensive treatments cannot be sought or given due to the nature of the populace in that area.

It is used for home and hospital use and uses low frequency audio pulse stimulations on projecting parts like the hand, ear, foot, and body. It uses the electrodermal measuring principle. When an organ in the body has pathological changes, the bio electric resistance of the corresponding auricular point (in the ear) decreases and the pocket doctor will give an alarm indicating which organ is working abnormally and indirectly reminding the patient to get himself/herself checked properly once in the hospital or in the clinic.

We also present our customers with Crainscan that is used to measure the optical density of tissue. The instrument is equipped with a laser source and a neighboring photo-receiver, which are both pressed to the patient's head. Near infrared light passes from the laser source through the bony skull and to the uppermost layers of the brain to the photo-receiver. If the light path is obstructed by a hemorrhage, than only a small fraction of the irradiated light reaches the sensor. This smart solution conforms to the standards specified by CE.

We provide two types of Hemoglobin's - one which is a digital model from Acon which reads HB directly from a small blood sample run on strips for the purpose. One box of strips of the test contain 25 test strips.

The other model is also a digital model but uses the traditional principle of calorimetry and uses glass tubes. This model has minimum recurring expenses and is cheap and best for startup labs and blood banks.