Single Cuff Tourniquet System DIT-120

A digital tourniquet machine is a medical device used to control or restrict blood flow in a specific area of a patient’s body during surgical procedures or medical interventions. These machines are designed to provide precise and adjustable pressure, typically through one or more cuffs or tourniquets, to occlude blood flow temporarily. The “digital” aspect refers to the device’s ability to provide accurate and controlled pressure settings through a digital display or interface.

Key features of digital tourniquet machines may include:

• Digital Control: These devices allow healthcare professionals to set and monitor the pressure levels digitally, ensuring accurate and consistent pressure application.
• Safety Features: Digital tourniquet machines often come with safety mechanisms to prevent over-inflation and to ensure that the tourniquet is applied safely without causing harm to the patient.
• Single or Multiple Cuffs: Some machines support multiple cuffs to control blood flow in different areas simultaneously, while others may have a single cuff for specific applications.
• Pressure Monitoring: They may have pressure sensors to continuously monitor and adjust the applied pressure during the procedure.
• Preset Programs: Some digital tourniquet machines offer preset programs for common surgical procedures, making it easier for healthcare providers to set up the device quickly.

These machines are commonly used in various medical settings, including surgery, orthopedics, plastic surgery, and emergency medicine, where temporary blood flow restriction is required to perform procedures safely and effectively. The use of a digital tourniquet machine helps reduce the risk of complications associated with tourniquet application and ensures patient safety.