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New
Technology
6/17/09Cardinal Health
The MR Conditional LTV 1200 System provides high quality ventilator care for the patient and confidence for the clinician.
Unlike other ventilators, the MR Conditional LTV 1200 System is designed specifically for use in the MR environment, with the ventilator, stand, power adapter and circut working together as a complete unit.
This system offers complete critical care ventilation in roughly one half the weight, and one third the physical size of other MR conditional ventilators. Also, with the broader range of settings available on the LTV 1200, you will now be able to use MR diagnostic capabilities on a wider range of ventilator patients and patient conditions.
10/1/07SenTec
SenTec AG recently received CE and FDA 510k Approval for
the neonatal use of the SenTec Digital Monitoring System
(SDMS).
In
neonatal care the ability to continuously monitor and immediately
react to changes in carbon dioxide levels is of particular
importance. Continuous pCO2 data can help to avoid hypo-
or hypercapnia thereby preventing organ damage or failure.
Furthermore continuous pCO2 data are particularly useful
to monitor neonatal patient under High Frequency Oscillation
Ventilation (HFOV). With the CE and FDA approval for the
neonatal use of the SDMS, a wider patient population can
now benefit from the noninvasive and continuous real time
data that are provided by the SDMS.
2/20/07Germ
Pro
PROBLEM:
Hospital
infections kill 90,000 people and cost $50 Billion per year.
CURRENT STATE OF THE ART:
Most
hand and surface sanitizers have immediate kill, but do
not have persistence to continue to kill after initial application,
allowing re-infection and cross-contamination.
SOLUTION:
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re-infection.
To
receive more information on Germ Pro's products
call 866-624-3952.
Guideline
for Hand Hygiene in Health-Care Settings
Recommendations of the Healthcare Infection Control Practices
Advisory Committee and the HICPAC/SHEA/APIC/IDSA Hand Hygiene
Task Force
Click
on link below for more information:
http://www.cdc.gov/handhygiene/
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