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FibroScan® Compact 530
The portable non-invasive solution for efficient liver disease management
Powered by LSM by VCTE™ and CAP™ for liver fibrosis and liver steatosis assessment.
From cart-based to transportable
With its optional roll stand, 15” interactive touchscreen display and durable ergonomic design, FibroScan® Compact 530 is the perfect liver assessment solution for any point-of-care setting.
Adaptive design and ergonomics
LSM by VCTE™ is unique, patented and validated for liver fibrosis assessment. It is the standard for non-invasive evaluation of liver stiffness1 with 3,800 international peer-reviewed publications.
CAP™ is unique patented and validated for liver steatosis assessment2,3 with 1,130 international peer-reviewed publications.
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What our users say
As a clinical researcher, I rely heavily on FibroScan® to select the right patient for the right study. Clinical trials in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis typically include patients with specific fibrosis stages. It is thus important to have reliable fibrosis assessment and avoid unnecessary liver biopsies.
FibroScan® Compact 530 comes with a dedicated support
From installation, to training and local support, we provide you with the highest quality of services.
Products in the FibroScan® range are Class IIa medical devices as defined by Directive 93/42/EEC (EC 0459). These devices are designed for use in a medical practice in order to measure liver stiffness and ultrasound attenuation in patients with liver disease. Examinations with FibroScan® device shall be performed by an operator who has been certified by the manufacturer or its approved local representative. Operators are expressly recommended to carefully read the instructions given in the user manual and on the labelling of these products. Check cost defrayal conditions with paying bodies.
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