Anorectal Manometry

Laborie Anorectal Manometry (ARM) System

Laborie’s ARM system allows physicians to perform the latest in manometric assessments related to fecal incontinence. It provides diagnostically encompassing protocols and calculations meeting the various needs of physicians interested in Anorectal Manometry.

As an accessory to our global leading Urodynamics equipment, it will increase the capabilities of your diagnostic laboratory.

As a standalone system packaged in our different families of hardware, it will become an intuitive and functional tool that can be customized to assist you in the diagnosis of fecal incontinence. Either way it is packaged, you will benefit from Laborie’s software interface that is known first and foremost for its’ ease of use and ability to provide exactly the information that you need.

Laborie’s ARM software allows users to customize their protocols, and easily preview and print reports. Diagnostically, our software can generate data including:

Maximum Resting & Squeeze Pressure
Rectal Sensation
Anal Canal Length (High Pressure Zone)
Rectoanal Inhibitor Reflex (RAIR)
Rectal Compliance
Rectal Capacity
Vectorial Volume
Fatigue Rate Index
Ultra Slow Wave Analysis

An intuitive preview screen can also allow physicians to attain detailed calculations including restore rates for RAIR, area function for Maximum Squeeze Pressure, and much more.

Laborie’s reliable and ergonomic Urodynamics equipment can be enabled to perform Anorectal Manometry. The specifications of the hardware capabilities toward Anorectal Manometry are:

	Features
Laborie Hardware	4 Channel ARM	8 Channel ARM	Single Channel EMG	Dual Channel EMG
Dorado Family
Delphis Family

Dependent on your clinical preference, our system works with a variety of 4 OR 8 channel Anorectal Manometry Catheters. The types of catheters include:

Air-Charged Catheters- TDOC
Laborie Electronic 4 channel Radial Catheters

TDOC Air Charged Catheters

Download Literature: T-DOC ARM Brochure :

Laborie Electronic 4 Channel Radial Catheters

Feel free to contact us to discuss which selection would work best for your clinical setting.