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Cans 504 cardiac autonomic neuropathy system analyser is a serious and common complication of diabetes. In randomly selected cohorts of asymptomatic individuals with diabetes, About 20% had abnormal cardiovascular autonomic function. Reduced heart rate variation is the earliest indicator of cardiovascular autonomic neuropathy. The increased prevalence of painless myocardial infarction in diabetes has been attributed to autonomic neuropathy. Damage to autonomic nerve fibres from the myocardium of patients dying from painless myocardial infarction has recently been reported. It remains as recommended that testing of diabetic individuals for cardiovascular autonomic dysfunction should be included in their standard of care. Noninvasive tests are designed for routine screening for autonomic dysfunction or for monitoring the progress of autonomic neuropathy. When performed in a carefully controlled manner, The following tests have been validated and shown to be reliable and reproducible test of heart, Rate control heart, Rate response to and standing, Deep breathing and valsalva maneuverblood pressure responses to standing and sustained handgripfeatures analyses sympathetic and parasympathetic autonomic nervous functionsimple array of one minute six tests completes the comprehensive studyfully automated nibp kit enhances the bp measurementsdisplay of raw ecg and heart rate hr histogram supports the diagnosisneeds a windows xp/7/8/10 enabled computer to performtwo full a4 page patient report with ecg, Hr histogram and bp valuesresting ecg with hrdeep breathing ecg and expiration and inspiration ratiosupine to standing ecg and 30 15 ratiovalsalva maneuver ecg @ 40mmhg pressure and valsalva ratiopostural hypertension bp immediately, Resting bp after standing and bp after one minute standing are measured for determining the fall in systolic bpsustained hand grip bp before handgrip and after 5 minute of hand grip is measured to assess the increase in diastolic bpfinal impression consists of parasympathetic function, Sympathetic function and cardiac autonomic function