UNETIXS has been providing state of the art peripheral vascular instrumentation since 1988, and is housed in a modern manufacturing and design facility located in North Kingstown, RI. The final production of all instrumentation as well as hardware, software development and concept packaging are done in-house. The Unetixs team always considers and encourages input from the end user.
UNETIXS is a market driven company; it relies on a team of Medical Professionals to provide input and suggestions to Market programs. The company has a team of highly trained professional sales representatives throughout the United States that report to a National Sales Manager with additional support from a Technical Director and Contract Manager.
Its marketing programs include an ongoing advertising program with leading publications and journals, both domestically and internationally. To demonstrate its Instrumentation further the company can be seen at over thirty leading professional meetings and participates at numerous educational training meetings throughout the United States.
Recognizing the need for portability and innovation in the vascular marketplace, UNETIXS conceived the first of the Freedom instruments in 1992. With its flexible design platform, the Freedom has evolved into a product of the 90's by providing the user of physiologic testing instrumentation a wide array of modalities, extensive software and full color reporting capabilities. The Freedom's battery powered portability and ability to store over 20 complete patient studies internally make it the ideal traveling companion for mobile and outpatient testing.
The latest additions to the UNETIXS family are the new portable Multilab Series 2CP and the vascular lab oriented Multilab Series 2LHS. These new systems combine advanced electronics, a TOUCH SCREEN, and computer software to bring maximum configurability, ease-of-use, speed, repeatability, and compact size to its multimodal platform consisting of bilateral PPG (photoplethysmography), bilateral calibrated PVR (pneumoplthysmography), bilateral manometers (blood pressure) and multi-frequency continuous-wave (CW) Doppler ultrasound.
