Mowell Touch Screen Patient Monitor System with 5 Parameters SpO2, ECG, NIBP, Temperature and Pulse
Specifications: 12 LED Touch Screen 16:9, suitable for bedside, operation room, ICU, etc.
Various display screen : Trend Coexist Display, OxyCRG Dynamic View Display, Bed to Bed view Display Arrhythmia Analysis, Multi-Lead ECG Waveforms Display in Phase, Real time S-T segment analysis, pacemaker detection Drug calculation and titration table.
5 Parameters SpO2, ECG, NIBP, Temperature and Pulse
Can be used to monitor adult, pediatric & neonate patient and Low perfusion working possible.
Advanced streamline outline design, compact, lightweight, in-built handle makes it truly portable.
Mowell Touch Screen Patient Monitor System with 5 Parameters SpO2, ECG, NIBP, Temperature and Pulse
Mowell Touch Screen Patient Monitor System with 5 Parameters SpO2, ECG, NIBP, Temperature and Pulse
Specifications: 12? LED Touch Screen 16:9, suitable for bedside, operation room, ICU, etc.
Various display screen : Trend Coexist Display, OxyCRG Dynamic View Display, Bed to Bed view Display Arrhythmia Analysis, Multi-Lead ECG Waveforms Display in Phase, Real time S-T segment analysis, pacemaker detection Drug calculation and titration table.
5 Parameters SpO2, ECG, NIBP, Temperature and Pulse
Can be used to monitor adult, pediatric & neonate patient and Low perfusion working possible.
Advanced streamline outline design, compact, lightweight, in-built handle makes it truly portable.
Standard parameter: ecg, resp, nibp, spo2, temp, pr.
12.1" large-screen color tft display
7-lead ecg waveforms display , big font observational interface
Reviewable ecg waveforms, maximum 72 hours reviewing graphic trends
Digital spo2 technique, precise measurement for weak perfusion and finger shaking
Arrhythmia and s-t segment analysis and pacemaker detection
Protection against interference from defibrillation and electrosurgical unit
Adjustable 3 level audio and visual alarm
Applicable to icu, ccu, operation, adult, pediatrics and neonatal patient
Built-in high-capacity battery, battery-low indicator
Optional with thermal recorder, ibp
Standard parameter: ECG, RESP, NIBP, SpO2, TEMP, PR.
12.1" large-screen color TFT display
7-lead ECG waveforms display ,big font observational interface
Reviewable ECG waveforms, Maximum 72 hours reviewing graphic trends
Digital SpO2 technique, precise measurement for weak perfusion and finger shaking
Arrhythmia and S-T segment analysis and pacemaker detection
Protection against interference from defibrillation and electrosurgical Unit
Adjustable 3 level audio and visual alarm
Applicable to ICU, CCU, operation, adult, pediatrics and neonatal patient
Built-in high-capacity battery, Battery-low indicator
Optional with thermal recorder, IBP and ETCO2
1. 3 Standard parameters: ECG, NIBP, SpO2
2. 7 inch high resolution color TFT LCD display.
3. Real time S-T segment analysis, pace-maker detection.
4. Indication of Incorrect manipulation and malfunction analysis.
5. Patient info input management function
6. Multi-lead ECG waveforms display in phase.
7. Large volume of tabular and graphic trends information storage and easy to recall.
8. Capture dynamic waveforms.
9. Efficient resistance to interference of defibrillator and HF knife.
10. UP to 4 hours working capacity of built-in rechargeable battery.
11. Unique accessory management cabinet.
12. Networking capacity.
13. Options IBP, ETCO2 and 2-IBP.
14. Rechargeable Lithium battery .
Cubic meter is 0.06,weight is 7kgs.package size is:42*39*37cm.
Patient monitor for critical care domain. 5 parameter/ 7 parameter and 12 parameter Monitor available with touch screen display. ECG respiration SpO2, NIBP and temperature standard Monitoring.
A "premium" patient monitor typically refers to an advanced and sophisticated patient monitoring system with enhanced features and capabilities compared to standard or "regular" monitors. Here's more information about a premium patient monitor:
Advanced Parameters: Premium patient monitors offer a wider range of parameters for monitoring compared to standard monitors. In addition to basic parameters such as ECG, SpO2, NIBP, respiration rate, and temperature, premium monitors may include additional parameters such as invasive blood pressure (IBP), cardiac output (CO), end-tidal carbon dioxide (EtCO2), and depth of anesthesia (DOA).
High-Resolution Display: Premium patient monitors often feature large, high-resolution display screens with customizable layouts, allowing healthcare providers to view multiple parameters simultaneously in numerical and graphical formats. The displays may also have touchscreen capabilities for intuitive operation.
Enhanced Alarm System: Premium monitors come equipped with sophisticated alarm systems that allow for customizable alarm settings and priority levels. Alarms can be tailored to specific patient conditions and clinical scenarios, helping healthcare providers to respond promptly to critical events.
Data Management and Connectivity: Premium patient monitors offer advanced data management capabilities, including comprehensive storage options for patient data, trend analysis tools, and seamless connectivity with electronic medical records (EMRs) and hospital information systems (HIS). They may support wired or wireless networking protocols for seamless integration into hospital IT infrastructure.
Advanced Monitoring Modes: Premium patient monitors may include advanced monitoring modes and algorithms for specific clinical applications. For example, they may offer hemodynamic monitoring for assessing cardiovascular function, continuous EEG monitoring for neurocritical care, or depth of anesthesia monitoring for surgical procedures.
Customization and Flexibility: Premium patient monitors are highly customizable to meet the specific needs of healthcare facilities and individual patients. They may feature modular designs, interchangeable parameter modules, and flexible mounting options to accommodate various clinical environments and workflows.
Patient-Centric Design: Premium monitors prioritize patient comfort and safety with features such as low-profile cables, lightweight sensors, and ergonomic design elements. They may also incorporate patient-centric features such as bedside entertainment options, patient communication interfaces, and built-in comfort aids.
Durability and Reliability: Premium patient monitors are built to withstand the rigors of clinical use, with robust construction, durable materials, and comprehensive quality assurance testing. They are designed for long-term reliability and performance in demanding healthcare environments.
A "regular" patient monitor typically refers to a standard patient monitoring system commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare facilities. Here's more information about a regular patient monitor:
Purpose: The primary purpose of a regular patient monitor is to continuously or intermittently monitor a patient's vital signs and physiological parameters to assess their health status and detect any abnormalities.
Parameters Monitored: A regular patient monitor typically measures and displays essential physiological parameters, including:
Electrocardiography (ECG): Heart rate, rhythm, and cardiac electrical activity.
Pulse Oximetry (SpO2): Oxygen saturation levels in the blood.
Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP): Blood pressure readings without invasive procedures.
Respiration Rate: Breathing rate and pattern.
Temperature: Core body temperature.
Design: Regular patient monitors are usually compact, portable, and feature a user-friendly interface for ease of use by healthcare professionals. They often have a high-resolution display screen to show real-time data in numerical and graphical formats.
Alarm System: Patient monitors include alarm systems to alert healthcare providers to abnormal vital signs or critical events. Alarms can be configured to trigger when parameters such as heart rate, oxygen saturation, or blood pressure fall outside preset thresholds.
Battery Backup: Many regular patient monitors come with built-in battery backup systems to ensure continuous monitoring during power outages or when transporting patients.
Data Storage and Connectivity: Some regular patient monitors have built-in storage capabilities to record and store patient data for review and analysis. They may also offer connectivity options for integration with electronic medical records (EMRs) and other hospital information systems (HIS).
Versatility: Regular patient monitors are versatile tools that can be used in various clinical settings, including general wards, intensive care units (ICUs), emergency departments, operating rooms, and outpatient clinics.
Cost-effectiveness: Regular patient monitors are typically cost-effective compared to more advanced or specialized monitoring systems. They offer essential monitoring capabilities at an affordable price point, making them suitable for healthcare facilities with budget constraints.
A patient monitor, also known as a medical monitor or vital signs monitor, is a medical device used to continuously or intermittently monitor a patient's vital signs and other physiological parameters in clinical settings such as hospitals, clinics, ambulances, and home care settings. Here's more information about patient monitors:
Purpose: The primary purpose of a patient monitor is to provide healthcare professionals with real-time information about a patient's vital signs and physiological status. This information helps clinicians assess the patient's condition, detect abnormalities or changes in health status, and make informed decisions regarding diagnosis and treatment.
Parameters Monitored: Patient monitors can measure and display a wide range of physiological parameters, including:
Electrocardiography (ECG): Heart rate, rhythm, and cardiac electrical activity.
Pulse Oximetry (SpO2): Oxygen saturation levels in the blood.
Non-Invasive Blood Pressure (NIBP): Blood pressure readings without the need for invasive procedures.
Respiration Rate: Breathing rate and pattern.
Temperature: Core body temperature.
Capnography: End-tidal carbon dioxide (CO2) levels in exhaled breath.
Invasive Blood Pressure (IBP): Direct measurement of blood pressure using invasive methods.
Cardiac Output (CO): Measurement of the heart's pumping ability.
Electroencephalography (EEG): Brain electrical activity.
Electromyography (EMG): Muscle electrical activity.
Intracranial Pressure (ICP): Pressure inside the skull.
compatible for eight brands sensor
Place of Origin:Guangdong, China
Brand Name:keborui
Conductor Material:Copper
Insulation Material:PE
Jacket:PVC
Color:Grey
Certification:CE&ISO13485
Material:TPU
MOQ:1 Piece
Warranty:1 Year
Instrument classification:class II
Type:Medical Cable
Specifications
8.4" color TFT display, up to 10 waveforms
One level menu, easy to use
Parameters including ECG/RESP, SpO2 , NIBP, TEMP, Pulse Rate and IBP(optional)
Maximum 720 hour graphic and tabular trends of all parameters
Built-in recorder and battery
Suitable for adult, pediatric and neonatal patient
Arrhythmia analysis, ST calculation, Pace analysis
Anti-ESU, anti- defibrillator
Standard network interface, can connect to Central monitor system
Optinal: recorder, dual IBP.
Specifications
12" color TFT display, up to 12 waveforms
One level menu, easy to use
Parameters including ECG/RESP, SpO2 , NIBP, TEMP, Pulse Rate and IBP(optional)
Maximum 720 hour graphic and tabular trends of all parameters
Built-in recorder and battery
Suitable for adult, pediatric and neonatal patient
Arrhythmia analysis, ST calculation, Pace analysis
Anti-ESU, anti- defibrillator
Standard network interface, can connect to Central monitor system
Optinal: recorder, dual IBP, CO2.
Specifications
15" color TFT display, up to 14 waveforms
One level menu, easy to use
Parameters including ECG/RESP, SpO2 , NIBP, TEMP, Pulse Rate and IBP(optional)
Maximum 720 hour graphic and tabular trends of all parameters
Built-in recorder and battery
Suitable for adult, pediatric and neonatal patient
Arrhythmia analysis, ST calculation, Pace analysis
Anti-ESU, anti- defibrillator
Standard network interface, can connect to Central monitor system
Optinal: recorder, dual IBP, CO2, GAS, IoC.
Application
Intensive patient monitor has rich parameter monitoring, strong anti-interference ability and seamless connection of monitoring information. It is suitable for emergency scene, out-of-hospital transfer, in-hospital transfer, and ICU bedside monitoring.
Feature
Integrated with the world-leading vital signs
Parameter monitoring technology and IT application
Technology to make a high-end vital signs monitoring platform
And provide a comprehensive monitoring solution.
17"� high resolution LCD touch screen 1280 X 1024
Rotary knob, buttons and touch screen operation.
Built-in lithium battery: to ensure keeping continuity of patientâ??s data during
Operation with its running time over 2 hours
Bracket solutions: Trolley
Supporting built-in thermal printer and external laser printer
Module conductive contact: gold-plating technology, excellent conductivity
Infrared transmission for module data transfer
Rich parameter monitoring
Besides six parameters, it can also be equipped with functional module slots such as AG, ICG, IBP, anesthesia depth, CO, EtCO2, etc.
Strong anti-interference ability
Dual anti-interference of software and hardware to avoid waveform clutter when used in operating room/intensive department
Integrated module design
ASIC medical diagnostic grade chip
Surgery mode, ST segment mode
CE certified
MD90ET MEDITECH
MD90ET Touch screen copnography monitor
with adjustable brightness Build in rechargeable Lithium battery for long term EtCO2 monitoring Adjustable audible and visual alarms, and sensor off alarm Powerful data storage capacity
- 22 units in inventory. Price per unit: 2000 negotiable per sellers request
- Suitable for tabletops and mounts in all locations, from surgical suites, to ambulatory surgery to PACU.
- Compatible for both CARESCAPE & S/5 network environments.
- Semi-modular platform enables a customizable monitor with multi-parameter combinations.
- Capable of monitoring all patient criterias, from pediatrics to adults.
- Any and all questions for further details are welcomed.
