Patients Monitoring

Patients Monitoring (vital data monitor) is used to record the vital functions and vital parameters of patients during and after anesthesia, in the intensive care unit, but also in the outpatient area. With the help of the patient monitor, up to eight values ​​can be determined simultaneously and shown on a color display.

Depending on the requirements for clinical or outpatient monitoring, the medical devices can be used to monitor the ECG (ECG), blood pressure (NIBP), partial oxygen saturation (SpO2), respiratory rate (AF), body temperature, heart rate (HR) and capnometry (etCO2) at the same time . In order to be able to collect these parameters, depending on the model, various sensors and measuring devices are connected to the monitor, such as the blood pressure cuff, the ECG cable or the SpO2 finger sensor.

Some devices are particularly suitable for mobile use thanks to their powerful battery, their low weight and their handy dimensions.

This patient monitor is compact and, in addition to an integrated thermal printer, also includes a large memory, which makes it particularly suitable for use in ambulances. Its large display can be operated intuitively via touchscreen, and it can also be connected to the computer for transferring trend data via USB. The patient monitor is available with either a 3-channel or 5-channel ECG cable and optionally also with a WLAN function.