What if a patient is mobile (“walkie-talkie”) but has an elevated SEM Delta™ (∆)?
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Bruin Biometrics (United States)
“Ambulatory patients can still experience high-pressure loading from prolonged sitting or footwear. An elevated SEM Delta™ (∆) reflects the local tissue response regardless of mobility level.”
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