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ProductsS/5 Critical Care Monitor
Company Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.
Item S/5 Critical Care Monitor
Features 
  • The S/5 Critical Care Monitoring System offers greater monitoring scope.
  • Helps you to gain a comprehensive understanding of your patients condition.
  • Helps to detect responses to treatment.
  • Facilitates prompt decision-making.
  • Tailor the system to your patients needs.
  • The new 15" flat screen gives even more flexibility.
  • Provides unique capabilities of patient spirometry, continuous gas exchange/metabolics, automated tonometry and neuromuscular transmission.
  • Improved tools for monitoring cardiac function and tracking ischemic changes.
  • Continuous monitoring of brain function.
    • Description Meeting the critical care challenge.

    The S/5 Critical Care Monitor is a multiparameter monitor that offers a flexible solution for the varying needs of critical care. The S/5 Critical Care Monitor provides a variety of parameter module options, display and mounting options, remote control and extension frame to let you optimize the bedside set-up to help meet your needs. The new 15" flat screen option provides even more flexibility by allowing the bedside to be built in the most ergonomic way.

    The user interface of the S/5 Critical Care monitoring system is designed to be easy to learn and easy to use, freeing you to devote more time for patient care.

    The S/5 Critical Care Monitor helps you gain a comprehensive understanding of your patients condition by giving you greater monitoring scope. In addition to comprehensive hemodynamic monitoring and cardiac monitoring with up to 12-lead ST and arrhythmia analysis, the S/5 Critical Care Monitor integrates the unique capabilities of patient spirometry, continuous gas exchange/metabolics, automated tonometry and monitoring the level of neuromuscular block. For neurological cases, EEG completes the picture.

    S/5 Critical Care Monitors can be connected to the S/5 Network and Central Station to make monitoring information available throughout the hospital, even on your office PC with Web-based viewing.
    Info Datex-Ohmeda, Inc.
    Customer Service: (800) 345-2700
    Web site: http://www.us.datex-ohmeda.com/index.asp

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