Anaesthesia | Patient monitoring | Which Medical Device
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According to the manufacturer, the IntelliVue MP40 and MP50 patient monitors combine portability and measurement flexibility to match the needs of intermediate care environments. Apparently, IntelliVue has flexible screen configurations, an extensive clinical measurements menu, built-in clinical...
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The USCOM 1A offers real-time, beat-to-beat measurements of 20 parameters of cardiovascular function including cardiac output, stroke volume and systemic vascular resistance with additional parameters such as cardiac power, stroke work and oxygen delivery. The USCOM 1A is unique in being...
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The OxyWatch Pulse Oximeter MD300C63 is a non-invasive device for monitoring a patient's heart rate and blood oxygen level. It is suitable for use with adults, children and infants. The device has FDA, CE, PMDA (Japan), CMDCAS (Canada), Certification....
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According to the manufacturer, the BIS Complete 2-Channel Monitor uses state-of-the-art technology to process EEG information. The device provides a direct measure of the patient’s level of consciousness thereby giving insight regarding the direct and patient-specific effects of...
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This is an update on the ODM device. This combines pulse pressure waveform analysis with traditional ODM signalling. The PPWA element is slaved from whatever system one currently uses, and displays concurrently with the ODM trace. Deltex Medical claim that this device is the first...
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