‘sensors’
Open Abdominal Surgery by Internal Ultrasound
Thursday, April 15th, 2010Posted in Ultrasonic | No Comments »
Oximeters and Sensors
Saturday, April 10th, 2010
The oximeters measure oxygen saturation in the blood using a transcutaneous electrode with an infrared beam and shows us the heart rate.
Here are very complete models that calculate the measurement of CO2, O2 saturation, and apnea alarm feature, tricolor flag, among other functions.
The sensors are part of the interface between the oximeter and patient. We have wide variety of sensors, whether articulated, reusable or disposable, which are suited to each situation and patient.
Oximeter 8500 m
Pulse oximeter saturation figures showing and heart rate. Ideal for intermittent records pulse and oxygen saturation. The printer memory is optional as is the case.
9500 Oximeter
From the smallest on the market. It features integrated sensor tricolor indicator to facilitate the correct reading. Weight 62gr. Uses 2 AAA batteries lasting approx. 12 continuous hours.
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Researchers Develop Blood Glucometro Portable
Monday, April 5th, 2010
Two years ago, a researcher at Baylor University developed an accurate and effective electromagnetic sensor that provides non-diabetic one alternative invasive to measure their glucose levels. There was only one problem: it was too big to upload.
Today, researchers at Baylor announced that they have developed a sensory method that uses a circuit board small enough so that the device is portable.
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A Portable Device to Measure the Radiation
Saturday, February 6th, 2010
In vivo dosimetry can be agitated out added generally and added safe and adequate for the accommodating through the arresting processing algorithm of a accessory created by the University of Granada.
Researchers at the Department of Electronics and Computer Technology, University of Granada have designed a portable device that evaluates the ionizing radiation received by patients in each radiation treatment. The system has two parts: the sensor, which is placed over the patient, and the reading unit, where it is administered once the sensor radiation.
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Acoustic Sensor for Monitoring Respiration
Friday, February 5th, 2010
Masimo The company can now market a new system for monitoring respiratory rate in patients who have undergone the surgery. The device is placed in the neck like a patch, and then “listens” to the sound produced in the upper airways.
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The Smallest Ultrasonic Probe in the World
Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
Philips today announced the microTEE, the world’s smallest ultrasonic probe for the so-called draft transesophageal echocardiography (TEE), a special procedure for cardiac imaging in neonates.
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Ultrasonic Sensor Provides Panoramic Image
Monday, January 25th, 2010
Medical researchers in the United States have an ultrasound probe the size of a grain of rice developed, can provide the panoramic pictures from inside the human body. The eight-probe has sensors on every wall would allow a panoramic view.
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