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Model SP100 SPO2 Module (PN: MO-SP100)
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The SPO2 Module Model SP100 is used in the sampling inspection or measurement of the patient's oxygen saturation and pulse rate. In addition to the average oxygen saturation, low-power module can send instantaneous blood oxygen saturation, especially in the sleep research very useful. the SPO2 module Model SP100 is compatible with all of the BCI probe. The SPO2 module Model SP100 can be used in infants, newborns and adults. Click for More Details
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Model SP010 SPO2 Module special for New Borns or neonate (PN: MO-SP010)
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The SPO2 Module SP010 is specially used in measurement of the new born baby's oxygen saturation and pulse rate. In addition to the average oxygen saturation, the SPO2 Module SP010 can send instantaneous blood oxygen saturation, especially in the sleep research very useful. the SPO2 module SP010 is compatible with all of the BCI probe. The SPO2 module SP010 can be used in infants and newborns. Click for More Details
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Multi-Parameters Portable Patient Monitor MGW6012T Touch screen with 5 parameters
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Portable Patient Monitor is adaptable to adult, pediatric and neonatal usage.Its size is 12.1"
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It can monitor vital signals as ECG, Respiratory Rate, SpO2, NIBP, TEMP and IBP. It integrates
parameter measuring modules, display and recorder in one device, featuring in compactness,
lightweight and portability. Replaceable built-in battery facilitates transportation of patient. Large
high-resolution display provides clear view of 5 waveforms and full monitoring parameters. Click for More Details
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Desktop Pulse Oximeter NT2A
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• Bright, Easy-to-Read Large LED Display
• Durable, Compact and Lightweight
• Long-life Internal Rechargeable Battery for Uninterrupted Monitoring
• Accurate and Reliable During Low Perfusion and Montion
• Audible/Visual Three Level Alarms with Alarm Volume Control
• 72-hour Data Memory Allowing On-screen Viewing of SpO2 and Pulse Rate Trends
• Suitable for Adult, Pediatric and Neonate
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