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To further optimise operation, the TV80 comes equipped with a non-consuming O2 sensor and real-time monitoring to eliminate zero oxygen sensor maintenance and calibration.
Point of care, reimagined As ultrasound becomes much more prevalent in everyday medicine and demand for medical imaging grows, Mindray is making it easier for clinicians to use ultrasound by developing smart tools that can assist users with image acquisition, needle trajectory, assessments and diagnostic accuracy. The TEX20 Series ultrasound system uses a
technology called X-Link to integrate a patient’s physiological data and the ultrasound image on one screen. With integrated imaging and physiological information, clinicians get a brand- new view on a patient’s course of disease for timely and accurate diagnosis and treatment. It not only brings high-quality clinical value and accurate diagnosis to your daily practice, but also facilitates Multi-Disciplinary Treatment (MDT) and more advanced multi-modal clinical research. A full suite of smart tools also provides
clinicians with quick, precise assessment and guidance capabilities to face various challenges in point-of-care settings, including blocks for surgical procedures and cardiac assessments. To make ultrasound even more portable,
Mindray has also developed the TE Air, a wireless handheld ultrasound system. The pocket- sized system can charge on the go within its protective Air Capsule and be fully charged in just 35 minutes. Clinicians can choose for the high-quality scanning images to be sent directly to a TEX20 Series system or to their mobile devices through the TE Air app for ultimate convenience.
Continuous patient visibility Data collection and device interoperability remains a significant focus to improve both efficiency and safety across healthcare. It’s crucial for helping the NHS increase patient turnover through the expansion of virtual wards and improving patient outcomes with closer monitoring of patient status. Mindray has been expanding the capabilities
of patient monitoring equipment so clinicians can conduct faster assessments, informed by more comprehensive and precise data sets whether they’re working at the bedside, central stations, or remotely. Uninterrupted patient data can make a huge difference in treatment plans, especially for emergency interventions. The BeneVision N1 patient monitor can track a patient’s entire journey including intra and out of
hospital journeys. When used as a transport monitor, data is stored ready for upload when reconnected to a wireless network or bedside monitor. Advanced parameters such as AG and BIS are stored in the N1 along with trend data and alarm events, which can be reviewed even when it is disconnected. With beds and staff under increasing
pressure, postoperative complications and detecting patient deterioration in general wards have become more challenging. To support closer monitoring of ambulatory patients, Mindray’s mWear™ wearable patient monitor combines complete wireless interoperability with multi-parameter monitoring, streamlined workflows and seamless integration. It collects precise vital signs including ECG, oxygen saturation, non-invasive blood pressure, respiration rate, pulse rate, and temperature while allowing patients to move unencumbered whether they’re recovering at home or on the ward. Patented Anti-motion Algorithm minimises false alarms, and specialised health parameters, status indicators and time analysis capture patients’ physical activities and sleep to assist recovery status evaluations. With the highlights of vital sign changes, auto-triggered emergency mode and alarm escalations, clinicians can effectively identify early signs of deterioration and offer timely interventions.
What’s next? Digital capabilities are constantly evolving, creating new possibilities for clinicians to improve treatment and patient outcomes. To ensure healthcare providers can take full advantage, Mindray invests 10% of all revenue into research and development to continuously
advance medical technologies. All product development is informed by customer insight to ensure the most pressing needs of healthcare professionals are addressed to improve patient outcomes. To find out more about Mindray in the UK, visit:
www.mindray.com/uk
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