Anorectal Manometry for Every Care Setting
mcompass® brings the power of both advanced anorectal diagnostics and pelvic floor biofeedback therapy right into your office. Portable, compact and easy-to-use with disposable catheters, mcompass goes anywhere. No dedicated room or advanced training required.
Grow your practice by taking care of your smallest patients. Offer pediatric anorectal manometry in-office today with our new petite catheters. Perfect for the youngest patients.
The mCompass® device’s portable operation keeps the entire anorectal manometry process in your clinic, while the proprietary design allows you to minimize patient contact and complete the entire procedure in 15 minutes.
mCompass® is the first ever portable, simple-to-use device that will integrate into the workflow of any practice, so you can quickly and easily diagnose and treat patients suffering from debilitating defecation issues.
Anorectal Manometry (ARM) is a crucial diagnostic procedure used to evaluate the function of the anal sphincters and rectum. It helps diagnose various anorectal disorders such as chronic constipation, fecal incontinence, and pelvic floor dysfunction. A common question among healthcare professionals and patients is whether an enema is necessary before undergoing an ARM procedure. Let’s explore the role of enemas in preparing for an ARM exam and provide guidelines for ensuring accurate and effective results.
Helpful videos on the Testing and Management of Anorectal Disorders.
View the video libraryFind Accessories and Disposables for the mcompass and other products.
LEARN MORE