The fully motorized MobiEye 700 is suitable for any complex diagnostic environment. Mindray’s innovative dual-mode power management technology, mega-capacitors circuit and superior-capacity battery enable the MobiEye 700 to overcome the power limitations of conventional mobile radiology devices. The dual-mode power management utilizes power extraction from the long-life battery and wall current for all functions. The rapid-charging function delivers up to 80% battery capacity after 2hr charging while enabling 20 times exposure after only 5 minute charging. Mega-capacitors technology regulates the strength of the current and reduces the burden on the battery while extending the battery lifespan. Attention to details is one of the most significant aspects to ensure a highly efficient workflow and comfortable operation for technicians. A number of innovative and humanized features have been incorporated into the MobiEye 700. The anti-collision design combines 270° implanted sensors for emergency stop and double ultrasound sensors for motion buffering. Detector security is ensured by a detector lock on the control panel. A LED indicator displays the exposure and operational status. Both auto and manual motion modes are available, with the manual mode ensuring the device is fully usable in emergency situations. To help mobility, a specially designed bionic manipulator and multiple control mode bring definite advantages in terms of motion and positioning. The enhanced mobility includes 12° slope-climbing, 360° rotation with one-hand operation and intelligent speed regulation. The bionic manipulator offers an optimized bionic design while the multiple control mode features an ergonomically designed handle and a RF remote control for advanced movement. The unit measures only 47cm in width and weighs 370 kg.  Mindray’s lightweight (3.3 kg) MPX wireless detector is liquid and dust resistant and is available with optional gird for maximum flexibility. The Mind-Home concept ensures automatic detector charging as well as detector security and protection. 5G wireless detector conjugation is possible by means of innovative antenna technology for 5G WIFI connection and allows ultra-high speed data acquisition and transmission.
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Sphere Medical’s Proxima patient-dedicated blood gas analysis system can now be connected into the Conworx family of laboratory information system interfaces and data management solutions. This is a significant development since it ensures the seamless transfer of blood gas and electrolyte test results from Proxima directly into laboratory information systems and electronic patient records – a key requirement for the successful implementation of point of care (POC) testing. With the availability of the new software drivers, users will be able to directly import all diagnostics data from Proxima at the patient’s bedside into Conworx’s POCcelerator, UniPOC middleware data management products. In addition, the new interface will allow direct connectivity into CliniSys laboratory information management systems (LIMS) through the CliniSys PoCT Solutions interface. Both Conworx and CliniSys software solutions are widely used in hospitals internationally, ensuring that data transfer from this novel blood gas analyser can be easily implemented, and its use and performance also readily monitored remotely. Conworx’s middleware solutions provide connectivity, management and integration for more than 150 different POCT device types, as well as all relevant information and patient record systems. The Conworx customer base includes 1800 hospitals in 25 countries. Conworx compatibility allows customers to use one middleware solution for all of their POC connectivity needs and greatly simplifies the implementation of Proxima within the hospital. CliniSys software systems are used in over 2500 laboratories in 35 countries. Moreover, CliniSys products are utilized in 40percent of NHS Trusts in England and Scotland, with a further significant presence in Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France and Spain. The CE-marked Proxima supports proactive patient care, particularly at critical times, since it enables rapid and frequent blood gas and electrolyte measurements without the clinician leaving the patient. This is possible as the Proxima sensor is a miniaturized version of a blood gas analyser that is integrated directly into the patient’s arterial line, meaning that all blood analysed is returned to the patient. Using a dedicated bedside monitor with touch screen interface, simple, clear routines guide the user through operating the Proxima system. Patient results are then displayed on this monitor, as well as seamlessly transferred for permanent record within information management systems.
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The new 31" and 55" 4K UHD displays and a 26" high-brightness, full-HD display complete Barco’s latest surgical display product line. By expanding its range of 4K, high-brightness and high-resolution displays, the company aims to offer a premium imaging experience in the OR. Enriched with brand-new features for surgical applications, all three surgical displays offer state-of-the-art image quality, wide colour gamut and visual accuracy. Both new 4K displays (MDSC-8231, MDSC-8255) now allow image mirroring and rotation to present images per the surgeon’s perspective. Screen cloning on DVI out is also possible, with resolution downscaled from 4K to FHD for easy recording.
The MDSC-8231 is the second generation of Barco’s near-patient 31" 4K surgical display, which now comes in a slimmer and lighter design while maintaining its high-quality image capabilities. Designed for 4K endoscopy imaging and the digital operating room, it offers highly realistic images. It is a high-brightness display capable of resolutions 4x greater than HD, presenting surgeons with rich detail and colour-correct images with excellent depth perception while enabling them to operate with confidence with MDSC-8231’s automated failover feature with backup signal.
The 55" 4K MDSC-8255 is perfect for multi-imaging within the OR and can be integrated on or into walls. It can display the equivalent of the information shown on four 27" full HD monitors on a single screen. It is the large size, medical-grade referral display for showing 4K endoscopy camera output or a multi-source image composition to improve workflow during procedures.
Barco’s 26" Full HD MDSC-2326 display boasts the brightness and superior imaging needed for near-patient applications in conditions with high ambient light. Delivering up to 900 cd/m2 luminance, it is also extremely durable, featuring guaranteed lifetime protection with easy-to-clean, high quality, scratch-resistant optical glass. The display combines full connectivity with a smart cable management system to minimize clutter, and is easily mounted on surgical booms and spring arms.
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The design of the BeneVision N22/ N19 patient monitoring system combines original technology innovations with attractive and interesting features for optimal patient monitoring experience. Novel details such as rotatable landscape and portrait layout are included. BeneVision N22/N19 is setting further future-oriented standards, with innovative clinical decision support tools like HemoSight. In addition, state-of-art parameter modules such as rSO2 are available in BeneVision for the first time. The system also enhances the iView user Apps platform which becomes an upgradable module. Monitoring and informatics are combined into one workstation at the point of care. The BeneLink feature further connects BeneVision with real clinical settings.
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