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Medical technology on the move
Global medical device manufacturer, Mindray, is developing cutting-edge solutions that facilitate seamless data collection, enhance clinical standards, and expand diagnostic capabilities even in non-clinical settings, so patients can be treated quickly and efficiently.
Streamlining patient journeys and expediting treatment can help reduce patient waiting lists and ensure care is delivered faster and right first time. The ability to remotely monitor patients from pre-hospital treatment through to home care settings and virtual wards gives clinicians the data they need to inform decision-making and diagnostics, and pick up on deterioration faster.
Rapid on-site diagnosis and treatment When a patient suffering cardiac arrest isn’t responding to CPR, the combination of highly trained medical staff and efficient, effective equipment is crucial, especially for identifying hidden trauma. According to the Resuscitation Council UK, the annual incidence of in-hospital cardiac arrest is 1 to 1.5 per 1,000 hospital admissions. There are also more than 30,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrest incidents every year with a survival rate of less than 1 in 10.1
The model also offers professional 12-lead ECG analysis functions with intelligent assistance to help efficiently diagnose chest pain conditions and identify myocardial infarction locations, while a 6-channel recorder generates real-time ECG reports. Diagnosis reports can be sent remotely to
a target hospital with one click, allowing for advanced treatment planning for critically ill patients. Not only does the D60 come with Mindray’s patented QShock™ and filtered ECG analysis technologies for faster defibrillation, it also provides a comprehensive CPR evaluation system to monitor real-time CPR performance for hot and cold debriefing. Structured debriefing protocols can
Early
CPR and defibrillation can more than double the chances of survival in some cases. Patients arriving at an emergency department
by ambulance should be transferred to the care of A&E staff within 15 minutes of arrival.2
This,
added to the already intense pressure on the provision of potentially life-saving care, means A&E staff need 100% confidence in the tools at their disposal. In the face of unpredictable rescue, on-site diagnosis and analysis for patients speeds up treatment. The Mindray BeneHeart D60 defibrillator is the first of its kind to incorporate point-of-care ultrasound for accurate and confident decision-making. Its step-by-step identification tools, operation guides, and reference images guide the user through ultrasound to identify or rule out hidden trauma.
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automatically record and upload rescue data to help resuscitation teams refine their CPR techniques, as well as single and multi- person training modes that support hands-on CPR and defibrillator operation. All these technologies and features reflect Mindray’s brand-new ‘Rescue Triangle’ concept of all-round resuscitation quality improvement covering the
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whole clinical process from resuscitation to debriefing and training.
Safer transport Critically ill patients often require intra-hospital transport for diagnostic and therapeutic treatments, but they face increased risks of adverse events, such as hypotension, desaturation, and dislodged peripheral lines. Reported adverse event rates range from 6% to as high as 70%.3
High-quality ventilation support
during the transfer process is crucial for stabilising critically ill patients and minimising adverse events, thus improving patient outcomes and enhancing the overall quality of care. Ventilated patients that require transfer are usually connected to multiple devices, which can slow down transfer. Mindray has developed the TV80 transport ventilator to make transfer safer and smoother by integrating a ventilator, patient monitor and high-pressure oxygen cylinder into one device. Designed to meet the needs of diverse patient populations, from difficult airways to neonatal, it offers a new level of convenience, performance, and versatility. The TV80 is optimised for intra-hospital
transport scenarios with its modular expandability and ICU-level ventilation, while also offering pre-hospital transport capabilities. It also simplifies patient transport with seamless data integration. In just one step, it connects and automatically synchronises bedside ventilation settings through the Mindray BeneVision N1 patient monitor without the need for cable reconnection. Vital signs are continuously monitored and recorded throughout the transport process, providing clinicians with real- time data on important patient vital signs via 5G, wifi or bluetooth connectivity.
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