The Siemens Healthcare Acuson P300 ultrasound system is a compact portable device suitable for a variety of clinical settings. It is designed to meet diverse imaging needs for a wide spectrum of patients, body types and clinical disciplines
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The RSS 100HR Research Pneumotach Instrumentation system with Windowsbased software has been developed for Hans Rudolph’s complete line of linear pneumotachs. Pneumotachs are available in eight flow ranges, including those suitable for exercising adults. Features include an LCD display, auxiliary pressure input, gas calculator, linearisation and data acquisition.
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The tactically enhanced HeartStart MRx Monitor/Defibrillator for emergency medical services (EMS) combines monitoring technology with diagnostic measurements and defibrillation therapies in a rugged, lightweight device. It provides several advanced features including a DXL 12-Lead ECG algorithm, a large colour display, fast time to shock and the longest battery operating time for ECG monitoring among eight leading monitor/defibrillators, according to published manufacturer’s specifications. Additionally, Q-CPR, the most clinically proven CPR measurement and feedback tool, is available as a fully integrated option.
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Developed by technologists for technologists, the ddRCruze
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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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Designed for all digital radiography applications, the multi-functional DX-D 400 system is a floor mounted X-ray suite that is both compact and versatile; it can be configured to meet specific workflow needs or budget constraints. Combined with either the latest computed radiography (CR) technology or with a cassette-sized DX-D detector and the NX workstation, the DX-D 400 offers state-of-the-art imaging technology at an affordable cost
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The Hans Rudolph Series 1180 Syringe Validator is a precision volume measuring device that checks the volume of volumetric syringes. It comes in three sizes, (7000 ml, 3000 ml and 1000 ml) so as to accommodate a wide range of volumetric syringes. A volume test typically consists of performing three strokes of the test syringe with the volume of each stroke being measured by the Syringe Validator. The average volume of the three test strokes is then compared to the nominal value for the syringe setting. Tests can be defined based on the syringe being tested. The data will be saved to a data file so that it can be recalled and viewed, if needed. In addition to the volume test, a leak test can also be performed on the syringe being tested. The leak test will check the syringe for significant leaks and the data will be included in the data file as well.
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The realisation of achieving a centralised ICT standard in care remains a hot topic. In the ideal situation all standards-based medical systems can be unlocked. In practice this is not always possible. A platform, the DataLinQ, has now been developed that allows medical based applications to link departmental-specific data systems to an EMR, HIS or PACS-2. It incorporates several components. Linking of generic systems to communicate to PACS / RIS remains forever problematic. Often end-users have the possibility to print out a report. The DataLinQ Collect (DC) allows the use of this functionality to access the hospital network. DC converts reports to a specified protocol (DICOM, HL7, XML, Structured Reporting etc.) that makes a digital link possible. DataLinQ PACE (DP) enables an efficient and flawless transfer of data from pacemaker programmers to a local or centralised national database, thus making national registration a possible reality. Via the built-in workflows, patient information can be picked up from the HIS, EMR or RIS. DP is also available with database management tools, and data can be entered from any location. DataLinQ ICON (DI) converts each PAL or S-VHS video signal to DICOM compatible files, allowing the integration of non-DICOM modalities (visual light applications) into a PACS. As a result, the integration management process becomes simplified without the costly time constraints. DI features both DICOM worklist and DICOM Store facilities. Recorded video signals can now be converted to DICOM encapsulated Mpeg2 and after conversion can be saved directly to a PACS.
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The latest modular patient monitor from EDAN, the elite V8, is specially designed for heavy-duty departments and high acuity applications from anaesthesia to intensive care. It offers flexible plug-and-play parameter modules, which enable users to select and change accordingly. With its award-winning design that incorporates many unique technologies, it helps hospitals provide all patients with high-quality healthcare.
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Now available is a complete clinical solution that can visualize and target, under MRI-guidance, specific suspicious areas in the prostate. Literature has shown that men with elevated or rising PSA or positive DRE with previous negative TRUSguided biopsy may benefit from this approach. This would also apply to men with elevated PSAs for whom prostate cancer recurrence is a concern. The complete solution comprises DynaCAD for Prostate advanced visualization and analysis software; DynaLOC interventional planning software; DynaTRIM (Trans-Rectal Interventional MRI) hardware and Invivo interventional instruments. In partnership with radiology, a urologist can now obtain image analysis and conduct targeted interventions with this complete clinical solution.
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