IntelliVue Patient Monitor MX850

   IntelliVue MX850

Modular patient monitor with advanced patient monitoring capabilities. The monitor has the ability to monitor a wide range of indicators in the intensive care unit, intensive care and operating rooms.
The device is designed to monitor and record a number of physiological parameters of adults, children and newborns and generate appropriate alarms. The monitor stores data in trend databases. Trends in the form of a table (physiological indicators) can be viewed on the screen and printed on a printer. Trend graphs can be viewed to determine the patient's physiological status. The ambient light sensor display automatically adjusts the screen brightness to maintain readability in almost any lighting condition. 
A second display can be connected to the monitor, which displays the same content as the main monitor.
The monitor can be connected to the information center via a network using one of the following interfaces:

• conventional cable LAN;
• wireless LAN;

You can view the 12-lead ECG on the screen, record a fragment of the 12-lead ECG, preview and record the recorded ECG data, and send it to the connected information center for analysis. You can download the analysis results from the information center. You can also download other 12-lead ECGs for viewing on the monitor. You can print a 12-lead ECG analysis report that includes both the downloaded analysis results and the ST map. The 12-Lead Export and 12-Lead Lock/Unlock functions on the information center can be accessed remotely from the monitor.
To measure respiratory parameters, the monitor uses thoracic impedance measurements between a pair of ECG electrodes placed on the patient's chest.
To measure temperature and invasive pressure, you can use the X3 or MMX multi-parameter measuring module, one of the extensions of the multi-parameter measuring module, or the plug-in temperature measuring module.
The devices are designed to monitor and record a number of physiological parameters of adults, children and newborn patients, as well as to issue alarms based on these parameters.
Heart rate, SpO2, respiration, tcpO2, Pulse, Perf, tcpCO2, CO2, ABP, PAP, CVP, ICP, CPP, BIS, CCO, AWP, anesthetics, delta SpO2, inO2.