MyVascularTool

MyVascularTool is a specialized, offline-capable decision-support application designed for healthcare professionals, vascular access teams, and clinicians. By providing instant, accurate calculations of catheter-to-vessel ratios, this tool helps clinicians make evidence-based decisions when selecting device sizes, directly reducing the risk of catheter-related Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) and phlebitis. Whether you are placing a standard peripheral IV or a central venous access device (CVAD), MyVascularTool streamlines your pre-assessment workflow so you can focus on patient care. Key Features: Instant Ratio & Area Calculations: Instantly calculate both the diameter ratio and the cross-sectional area occupied by the catheter. Clinical Safety Indicators: Receive clear visual feedback (Optimal, Caution, or High Risk) based on the calculated percentage to ensure guidelines are met. Ultrasound-Optimized Inputs: Seamlessly average multiple ultrasound diameter measurements for highly accurate vessel assessment. Multi-Unit Support: Easily switch between Gauge (for standard IVs) and French sizes (for CVADs/Midlines). Dark "US Mode": A dedicated high-contrast, dark-themed interface specifically designed for use in dimly lit ultrasound environments. One-Tap Documentation: Instantly generate and copy a standardized clinical note containing your vessel size, device size, and calculated ratios to paste directly into electronic health records (EHR). Customizable Favorites: "Star" your most frequently used catheter sizes to pin them to the top of your list for rapid access. Privacy & Security First MyVascularTool operates entirely on your local device. It does not collect, transmit, or store any Protected Health Information (PHI) or Personally Identifiable Information (PII). It functions completely offline, making it reliable even in clinical areas with poor network connectivity. Disclaimer: MyVascularTool is intended to be used as a clinical reference and decision-support aid by qualified healthcare professionals. It does not replace independent professional clinical judgment. Always verify outputs against your local Trust or hospital policies and manufacturer Instructions for Use (IFU).