22 devices · GMDN 61782
Pressure monitoring insoles are wearable devices designed to be placed inside shoes to measure and analyze the distribution of pressure across the sole of the foot during movement. These devices help clinicians assess biomechanical patterns of gait, which can be useful for diagnosing foot-related conditions or evaluating treatment effectiveness.
Such devices are typically reusable and include integrated pressure sensors with wireless transmission capabilities to send data to external devices like tablets or computers for analysis. They are regulated as medical devices, with classification varying by jurisdiction, and are supplied as complete systems that may include necessary charging equipment.
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