Diagnoptics. Non-invasive assesment of cardiovascular risk and risk of diabetes.

Advanced Glycation Endproducts

Advanced Glycation Endproducts play a key role in the development of chronic age-related diseases such as diabetes, renal failure and cardiovascular disease.

Cardiovascular risk

Advanced Glycation Endproducts play a key role in the development of chronic age-related diseases such as diabetes, renal failure and cardiovascular disease.

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"Our results show that skin autofluorescence is strongly correlated with the presence and severity of erectile dysfunction (ED) in men with diabetes. AGEs contribute to the pathogenesis of the vascular complications of diabetes, and so measuring levels of these compounds may improve our ability to estimate the risk of complications in diabetic patients with ED." Kouidrat et al (2017); Journal of Diabetes and its complications

AGE Reader App

The AGE Reader App allows you to generate a comprehensive Cardiovascular Risk Report based on the AGE Reader measurement. For each patient all visits can be documented and consulted in the easy to use App.

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New Leadership at Diagnoptics: John Mulder Takes Helm as CEO

We're thrilled to announce a significant leadership change at Diagnoptics as John Mulder becomes our new CEO per 21 august 2023. Bringing extensive marketing and management...

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The AGE Reader and Diab-spot have received approval in a number of countries. Please check with the distributor in your country or Diagnoptics what the regulatory approval status is in your country. US Caution: Federal law restricts the AGE Reader and Diab-spot system to investigational use only. Commercial distribution has not been granted by the US FDA. Please see the AGE Reader and Diab-spot user manuals for descriptions of all relevant warnings, cautions, contraindications and safety information.