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SHOREVIEW, Minn., August 13, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Dymedix Diagnostics has announced that they will be attending the ASET 2019 meeting as a vendor in the exhibition hall, booth #413. The event is scheduled to take place at the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center in Kansas City, MO.
August 15-16, 2019. Dymedix plans to use the opportunity to draw attention to several new products geared toward neurodiagnostics.
Dymedix manufactures, among other products, respiratory effort, airflow and surface electrodes based on a revolutionary material called polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) which is technologically more advanced than traditional sensors and offers advantages in linear quality, speed, size, weight, flexibility and disposability.
PVDF is a material used in multiple industrial, commercial and military applications due to its unique and impressive properties. PVDF is inherently reactive to heat and force, making it an extremely fast, sensitive and accurate sensor for both thermal and pressure stimulus from airflow as well as pressure and strain stimulus from respiratory effort. The film is extremely thin and lightweight, and can be modified into multiple sensor configurations at a fraction of the weight and bulk of traditional airflow and respiratory effort sensors. This same aspect also allows for it to be used in the production of completely disposable sensors which conform well to the growing shift away from reusable sensors as a result of increased infection control standards.
Dymedix has led the way in introducing PVDF to the diagnostic testing community and continues to find new and innovative applications for the technology that improve safety, comfort, reliability, accuracy, convenience and value for testing centers. The company has worked hard to obtain objective validation and AASM compliance for its complete line of sensor products. Dymedix looks forward to the opportunity to present them at this event and provide education and innovative options to the clinicians and researchers in attendance.
For more information, you can go to the newly launched Dymedix website at http://www.dymedix.com for product descriptions, videos, published papers and distributor options.
SOURCE Dymedix Diagnostics, Inc.
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Dymedix manufactures, among other products, respiratory effort, airflow and surface electrodes based on a revolutionary material called polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) which is technologically more advanced than traditional sensors and offers advantages in linear quality, speed, size, weight, flexibility and disposability.
PVDF is a material used in multiple industrial, commercial and military applications due to its unique and impressive properties. PVDF is inherently reactive to heat and force, making it an extremely fast, sensitive and accurate sensor for both thermal and pressure stimulus from airflow as well as pressure and strain stimulus from respiratory effort. The film is extremely thin and lightweight, and can be modified into multiple sensor configurations at a fraction of the weight and bulk of traditional airflow and respiratory effort sensors. This same aspect also allows for it to be used in the production of completely disposable sensors which conform well to the growing shift away from reusable sensors as a result of increased infection control standards.
Dymedix has led the way in introducing PVDF to the diagnostic testing community and continues to find new and innovative applications for the technology that improve safety, comfort, reliability, accuracy, convenience and value for testing centers. The company has worked hard to obtain objective validation and AASM compliance for its complete line of sensor products. Dymedix looks forward to the opportunity to present them at this event and provide education and innovative options to the clinicians and researchers in attendance.
For more information, you can go to the newly launched Dymedix website at http://www.dymedix.com for product descriptions, videos, published papers and distributor options.
SOURCE Dymedix Diagnostics, Inc.
