A new aid in infection control, SPECTRAMOIST
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From the general floor to the operating room, the Infinium Omni series meets all requirements for patient vital sign measurement. In addition to standard vital signs of ECG, SpO2, and non-invasive blood pressure, the Omni series patient monitors now offer advanced measurements of 12 lead ECG, invasive blood pressure, cardiac output, Etco2, and anesthetic agent measurements. These optional functions can simply be activated in the field by the clinician. All patient vital signs data and trends can easily be stored and managed wirelessly on the Infinium OmniView
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Built for accuracy, durability and functionality, the new HBP-1300 Professional Blood Pressure Monitor is easy to use with a durable design that includes a built-in handle making the monitor easily portable. The device is fitted with a shock-proof bumper to protect it from accidental damage and comes with both a manual and an auscultatory mode. The monitor is compatible with a series of wipe-clean GS cuffs ranging from SS (12-18cm) to XL (42-50cm).
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Enabling fast, high performance imaging with expanded capabilities for use in the emergency room, the Optima* CT660 FREEdom Edition also incorporates innovative dose reduction features. Based on exclusive FREEdom technologies (Fast Registered Energies & ECG), this innovative system represents a solution to ‘freeze’ coronary motion in higher heart rate coronary CTA exams by the introduction of intelligent motion correction via SnapShot* Freeze. Snap- Shot* Freeze can help significantly reduce coronary motion and overcome the inherent limitation of all hardware-only solutions. By precisely detecting vessel motion and velocity, SnapShot Freeze can determine actual vessel position and intelligently correct the effects of motion during cardiac CT exams. With the Optima* CT660, users can scan quickly in one pass with diagnostic image quality and images reconstructed in real time. The patient can be scanned in seconds and that is critical in emergency room visits. The Optima* CT660 allows extended coverage of 80 mm with VolumeShuttle, providing twice the brain coverage for a single bolus of contrast at lower dose than continuous acquisition techniques. The high power capability and thin slices of the Optima* CT660 also provide the demanding clarity needed for detecting small lesions. The system consumes up to 60% less energy than previous GE CT systems and boasts a 15% lower siting requirement compared to other 64-channel detector scanners. Over the life of the product, these substantial savings can translate into lower operational costs.
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DefiMax plus is a professional clinical defibrillator with advanced patient monitoring features.The defibrillator enables ECG monitoring from 3 and 5 leads ECG cable, arterial pressure measurement by non-invasive (NIBP) and invasive (IBP) methods, saturation (SpO2), temperature and end tidal carbon dioxide (CO2). The advanced technology used in the defibrillator delivers an energy impulse (from 1 to 300J) which is precisely adjusted to the patient’s physical parameters and minimizes an injury of the heart muscle. The defibrillator can work in a manual and automatic mode (AED). It can be used for performing cardioversion and pacer in asynchronous or synchronous mode.
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Patients with certain conditions may be in need of ICU quality ventilation during their time in the hyperbaric chamber. Indications may be e.g. carbon monoxide poisoning, severe necrotizing soft tissue infections or decompression sickness with gas embolisms. The SERVO-i HBO works at normobaric and hyperbaric pressures up to 3100 hPa (absolute pressure), corresponding to a diving depth of 20 meters. It automatically adjusts its delivered and monitored volumes, as well as other parameters, even during compression and decompression. All patient categories can be treated, from neonatal to adult patients. Taking away the limitations of ventilators previously used in HBO will widen the possibilities for hyperbaric medicine. SERVO-i HBO has been adapted to handle the variations in pressure and the special requirements for use in hyperbaric chambers. Conditions of the hyperbaric chamber that need to be adhered to when using SERVO-i HBO include power supply of 12V DC, 10A, connection of scavenging system for expired gases and connection of potential equalization conductor.
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The new DocUReader 2 system is designed for physician’s offices and smaller laboratories to read and evaluate the LabStrip U11 Plus urine test strips with 50 samples / hour throughput. The compact design of this lightweight instrument offers the broadest features and highest flexibility available on any desktop size urine analyser. Auto start functionality and advanced, patented detection technique guarantee fast and accurate results. User friendly software ensures flexible testing and reporting options as well as effective data management. Manual entry of colour and turbidity data improves clinical utility. Automated result and worklist transmission is enabled by LIS connectivity. More accurate data entry and reduced transcription errors can be achieved by using the optional barcode reader and external keyboard. The new instrument features simple operation, cost efficiency, and high quality. The DocUReader 2 Pro additionally provides enhanced quality control and connectivity capabilities, operator management, and extended memory capacity.
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The Cervical Biopsy Punch with Rotation has been designed to remove the risks of crosscontamination which can occur when reusing hard-to-clean instruments on patients undergoing cervical cancer biopsies. The nylon-based trigger handle and the metal jaw were developed using the most advanced materials, techniques and expertise available. The shaft and inner rod – made from stainless steel – actuate the jaw ensuring no movement or flex occurs, enabling a sharp and clean cut. With the sheer volume of cervical biopsies taken every year (over 1.5 million in Europe), this device could have huge potential.
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IMPAX Mobile Worklist is an upgrade to Agfa HealthCare’s IMPAX RIS that enables mobile devices, such as an Apple iPad mobile digital device, to collect RIS data including patient information and signatures electronically. The ability to enter and access this information in real time, regardless of location within the facility, results in better informed technologists, a paperless workflow, a more efficient exam process, and increased patient satisfaction. The device enables technologists to enter and access patient data and clinical information from any location, including in the emergency room, during portable exams, or at the patient’s bedside. Starting at the front desk, IMPAX Mobile Work list is designed to improve a radiology department or imaging centre workflow by enabling staff to eliminate paper at the check-in process by collecting patient data, including signatures, electronically. Eliminating the use of paper also helps to reduce error or misinterpretation and makes key information available to all staff at all times. Technologists can also use it to collect medical information such as allergies or other health issues, and then ask for the patients to complete questionnaires. They can then present this information, as well as concise analysis on patient wait times and technologist efficiency, to the radiologist throughout the workflow. IMPAX Mobile Worklist also improves technologists’workflow on the hospital floor, away from the radiology department. Its flexibility allows a technologist or physician to take it on rounds or dock it on the desktop. Technologists have first-hand access to all exams for a selected day, including completed, scheduled, and ongoing exams. IMPAX Mobile Worklist provides the ability to begin, end, and re-queue exams on the mobile screen with the ability to track, in real-time, patient arrivals without being tied to a RIS workstation.
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