指戴式脈診儀

A finger-wearing type pulse-feeling apparatus is provided in which a pulse sensor is installed in a fingerstall bag. The fingerstall can then be fixed on a doctor's finger for the convenience of measuring pulse signals. During the measuring process, the doctor's finger can directly touch the patient for precisely controlling pressure, thus feel the patient's pulse waveform and amplitude. This invention also is aimed at differences in each patient's pulse location to control pulse sensor's position and pressure for increasing measurement accuracy, and then the pulse signals can be transmitted to a data analyzer for data analysis and file creation, thus the doctor can obtain the required pulse information synchronously.