Measurements of tissue water content
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD
The Multiprobe MoistureMeterD accurately measures tissue water content. Multi-depth skin hydration measurements from effective depths of 0.5 to 5.0 mm.
MoistureMeterD – Measurements for tissue water content and localized edema
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD is a unique instrument for the measurement of water content in biological tissues. It measures the tissue dielectric constant (TDC) of the skin and subcutaneous tissue non-invasively and locally in a few seconds. The tissue dielectric constant (TDC) is directly proportional to the amount of water in the tissue. The TDC value increases with increasing water content and edema.
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD is a CE marked medical device (CE0537). FDA clearance 510(k).
Benefits
- Highly sensitive measurement of water content and edema in skin and subcutis
- Totally non-invasive
- Fast and easy measurement
- Local measurements on virtually all areas of the body
- Probes for different measurement depths up to 5 mm
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FAQs
FAQs
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD is a professional device for multi-depth tissue water assessment. It measures tissue water content at multiple depths from 0.5 to 5.0 mm in skin and underlying tissues. MoistureMeteD assessement allow detailed insights into water content distribution in tissue.
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD consists of a main unit and four different probes. This provides tissue water content profiling across several skin layers into the subdermis. Other MoistureMeters such as MoistureMeterSC (surface hydration), MoistureMeterEpiD (epidermal hydration), or MoistureMeterD Compact (tissue water and edema) measure one fixed depth. This makes Multiprobe MoistureMeterD the preferred choice when multi-level analysis is required.
Yes. Multiprobe MoistureMeterD delivers accurate and repeatable results in both laboratory and clinical environments, making it suitable for scientific studies as well as routine clinical use.
Layered tissue water content measurement reveals how tissue fluid is distributed between the epidermis, dermis, and subcutenous layer. This provides unique information for dermatology or aesthetic related research or for studies related to lymphedema or other edematous conditions, where surface-only readings are insufficient.
Multiprobe MoistureMeterD is widely used in clinical research, dermatology, and to study functioning of the lymphatic system. It supports studies on skin physiology and provides objective data for assessing the tissue water content in a scientifically validated way.
