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Plantar Pressure Scan For Diabetic Foot Care & Screening Systems
FOOT PRESSURE MAPPING SYSTEM
PODO i MAT
The PODO i MAT system is the plantar pressure mapping technology. It provides information about the pressure distribution on foot and loading of the anatomical structures of the foot. This system can be utilized when evaluating the possible effect of specialized physiotherapy or a surgery operation measuring the pressure distributions before and after the treatment. The PODO i MAT system produces high resolution image of the plantar pressure distribution with multi colors. System consist of Foot imprinter, Scanner, pressure mapping and Patient Report software Easy method to find pressure due to an excessive mechanical stress on the plantar area Multi-color image output for easy interpretation with lesser time.
Used to identify:
- Pressure ulcer areas
- Foot Deformities
- Gait disorders in a specific region of the foot.
- Pre and post surgery evaluation
System Requirements:
- PC with Inkjet printer (or) Colour laser printer
- OS : Windows XP, Windows 7
- CD (or) DVD drive
- Processor type – Pentium IV or above
- Processor speed- 1GHz or Higher
- Memory (RAM) – 1GB or Higher
Automatic foot scan
With its active area of 40 cm x 40 cm, its light weight and its robustness, FOOTWORK is the ideal electronic pedometer for a first acquisition or for mobile use. Made in France, it has top-of-the-range and robust materials which give it unparalleled durability. With FOOTWORK, you are guaranteed to have a pedometer that will not require any recalibration
Features:
- STATIC, STABILO, 3D and ELEMENTARY DYNAMICS
- Thanks to its capacitive sensors, FOOTWORK does not require any recalibration
- Perfect dimension that combines ideal active surface and small footprint to optimize the space available in the practice
- Connect your pedometer to your computer using a simple USB cable.
- Ideal dimensions, only 2.3 Kg and a handle for easy transport.
- Robust materials and continuous R&D that guarantee extreme use (up to 250 kg load)
HARRIS MAT
Graphically illustrates high-pressure points and weight imbalance as darkened areas, which may become points of ulceration for the diabetic patient. Complete with reinforced plastic printer, an ink roller, paper and ink.
FOOT TEMPERATURE MONITORING
IR THERMOMETER
In order to keep pace with never ending demands of customers our company provides excellent quality range of Infrared Medical Thermometer to our reputed customers. This Infrared Thermometer is used to know the local temperature of the skin in that spot and corresponding spot on the other foot. Provided product is strictly inspected on several quality parameters before getting delivered to customers.
Technical specifications
- Model No: FORA IR10
- Dimension: 141(L)x 45(W)x 37(H) mm
- Weight: 50g
- Power source:1 x CR2032 battery
- Displayed Temperature Range:0˚C to 50˚ C (32˚F to 122˚F)
- Display Resolution: 0.1˚C/ 0.1˚F
- Accuracy: Meets the accuracy requirements specified in ASTM E1965-98
- Temperature Unit: ˚C or ˚F
- Operating Temperature Range: 10˚C to 40˚C (50˚F to 104˚F)
- Operating Humidity: 95% RH or less
- Memory Capacity: 20 measurements
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is a plantar pressure scan, and why is it important for diabetic foot care?
A plantar pressure scan measures how body weight and pressure are distributed across different areas of the foot while standing or walking. It helps doctors detect high-pressure points, deformities, and early signs of ulcer risk in diabetic patients before visible wounds appear, allowing for timely treatment and preventive offloading.
2. How does the PODO i MAT foot pressure mapping system work?
PODO i MAT is a plantar foot pressure mapping system that captures high-resolution, multi-color images showing pressure distribution across the sole of the foot. The system uses a foot imprinter, scanner, and dedicated software to generate reports that help clinicians evaluate excessive mechanical stress, gait issues, and pre- and post-surgery changes.
3. Who should undergo plantar pressure mapping or foot pressure scanning?
Plantar pressure mapping is recommended for diabetic patients, people with foot deformities, and those with a history of foot ulcers or gait problems. It is also useful for patients undergoing foot or lower limb surgery to compare pre- and post-operative foot loading patterns.
4. What is the FOOTWORK automatic foot scan system used for?
The FOOTWORK system is an electronic pedometer platform that records static, stabilo, 3D, and dynamic foot pressure data over an active area of 40 cm x 40 cm. It is lightweight, durable, and connects via USB, making it ideal for clinics that need mobile, recalibration-free plantar pressure assessments for diabetic and orthopedic patients.
5. How does a Harris mat help in diabetic foot screening?
A Harris mat visually highlights high-pressure points and weight imbalance on the soles as darkened areas on an imprint. These dark zones can indicate potential sites of ulceration in diabetic feet, helping clinicians decide on offloading, footwear modification, or further pressure mapping tests.
6. Why is foot temperature monitoring important in diabetic patients?
In diabetic patients, a rise in local foot temperature compared to the opposite foot can signal inflammation, early infection, or ulcer formation. Regular monitoring with an infrared thermometer helps detect these changes early so doctors can intervene before serious complications develop.
7. What are the features of the FORA IR10 infrared thermometer for foot temperature monitoring?
The FORA IR10 infrared thermometer is a non-contact device designed to measure local skin temperature from 0°C to 50°C with 0.1°C resolution. It is compact, battery-operated, stores up to 20 measurements, and meets ASTM E1965-98 accuracy requirements, making it suitable for routine diabetic foot temperature checks in clinics.
8. How do diabetic foot care systems help prevent ulcers and amputations?
Diabetic foot care systems like plantar pressure mapping, Harris Mat imprinting, and infrared temperature monitoring identify pressure hotspots, deformities, and early inflammation before ulcers form. Based on these objective findings, clinicians can prescribe customized footwear, insoles, physiotherapy, or surgical interventions to reduce pressure and prevent complications.
9. What type of clinics or hospitals can benefit from Kody Medical’s diabetic foot care solutions?
Kody Medical’s diabetic foot care systems are ideal for diabetes clinics, vascular and podiatry centers, physiotherapy departments, and hospitals with dedicated diabetic foot care units. They integrate easily into routine screening camps, OPD assessments, and follow-up visits for high-risk diabetic patients.
10. How can I get more information or purchase diabetic foot care equipment from Kody Medical?
You can contact Kody Medical Electronics Pvt. Ltd. by phone, email, or through the enquiry and service request links provided on the diabetic foot care page. The company is based in Thiruvanmiyur, Chennai, and offers product information, brochures, online store access, and support for hospitals and clinics across India
