The new mobile imaging system called the OEC 9900 Elite, incorporates technology for faster cardiac exams and greater patient comfort in the OR. The system utilizes Precision Imaging based on DRM (Dynamic Range Management) technology, designed to improve image quality by accentuating what surgeons want to see and attenuating what surgeons don’t want to see.

Two new single-patient-use pulse oximetry sensors used primarily for infant and neonatal patients have been cleared by the FDA.

Philips’ new Sp02 disposable sensors are designed to provide greater comfort while maintaining a secure fit, using soft foam material and special adhesives for patients with sensitive skin. These sensors complement the company’s line of reusable and disposable sensors — giving hospitals a choice of sensors to meet their clinical requirements.

The latest version of Per-Se Technologies’ enterprise-wide patient scheduling and perioperative information system offers new features that enable facilities to better manage the OR.

Welch Allyn has introduced a new aneroid to complete its line of sphygmomanometers featuring DuraShock technology, the company’s patented gear-free, shock-resistant innovation in blood pressure product design. The new blood pressure gauges stay calibrated longer and allow healthcare practitioners to maintain the accuracy of their blood pressure readings over time.

The Harmony V Keyless Entry (push-button) cart features a programmable automatic re-lock and manual key override. The cart is available in white, red, blue and yellow. Optional accessories include plastic trays and dividers, sharps container, suction pump holder, upper rack with tilt-out bins, monitor/defib shelf, IV pole, scope holder and more.

Users of GE’s LOGIQ 7 and LOGIQ 9 ultrasound systems can now easily position the new 17-inch flat screen monitor to the most comfortable viewing location for each individual study. An adjustable arm provides infinite positioning flexibility, affording the user an exceptional scanning experience with less neck strain. The new design also allows the monitor to be folded flat for clear visibility during transport.

The ORBIT PT automates the patient transport process by allowing one-nurse, one-button and no-lifting transfer of patients from their bed to the OR table and back.

The ER2000 Emergency Cart features a bright yellow one-touch breakaway seal that instantly springs both cart doors open exposing the full extension see-through clear plastic trays. The door latches keep doors open in a stationary position so they are out of the way during use. Emergency drawer bags can be labeled with contents, which helps avoid the need to inventory all drawers after each use.

The cart has an ergonomic, molded top and handle that is accessible from all sides, which extends to the left or right an additional 11.25 inches for a wider work area.  

A large-screen medical color display system by Barco is specifically designed to bring enhanced flexibility to the medical imaging workflow.

The Nio Fusion 4MP has a 30-inch screen surface that adds space to review medical images in full size. It also fuses two portrait 2MP displays into one integrated desktop, making it possible to display more CT slices on a single screen or look at more color and grayscale images at the same time. The large screen area allows a high degree of desktop flexibility, eliminating the choice of portrait or landscape setup.

Siemens’ new setting and monitoring tool, SMfit ACT Basics, automatically monitors the display and immediately indicates when its stability is no longer guaranteed. All display parameters can be set with the software, supported by a simple and intuitive interface.

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