Clinical rationale
Address the reactive gap in dialysis care.
IDH events can arrive quickly and may be detected only after symptoms begin. Diaprobe is designed to identify earlier signatures of decompensation and support hemodynamic stability with automated stimulation.
Why earlier detection matters
Repeated blood pressure collapses can contribute to cumulative ischemic stress. Our approach focuses on preemption and stabilization.
Rapid onset
Hemodynamic instability can develop within minutes. Waiting for late downstream changes can reduce response time.
Cumulative burden
Repetitive drops in perfusion are associated with adverse organ effects over time, reinforcing the need for prevention.
Quality of life
Preventing crashes is designed to reduce post-dialysis “washout” and support patient dignity and daily function.
Designed to fit dialysis workflow
Fast placement and autonomous loop behavior reduce reliance on constant manual intervention.
Chairside deployment
- Shin-indexed placement for consistency
- Single-wrap sleeve for fast setup
- No specialized vascular anatomy training required
Operational impact
Operational results depend on clinic protocols and validation outcomes.
- Fewer interruptions from instability
- Support treatment completion
- Reduce staff workload during events
From pilot to program
We support staged evaluation with clear success metrics and training materials.
Pilot design
Define target cohorts, endpoints, and workflow integration in collaboration with clinical leadership.
Progressive rollout
Expand from controlled pilots to broader deployment with continuous monitoring of alarms and outcomes.
Training in minutes
Placement and operation are designed to be taught quickly with repeatable cues and checklists.