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eterinary Monitors Bluetooth Wireless Monitors
PC-VetGard+™ wireless surgical monitor
Wireless multi-parameter monitor includes ECG, respiration, temperature and SpO2. Add blood pressure, CO2, O2 or anesthesia agents at any time without having to buy a new monitor. Weighs a mere 19 ounces. Animal validated parameters.
PC-VetChek™ wireless ECG/recovery monitor
Miniature wireless ECG, respiration and temperature monitor is ideal for presurgical, postsurgical and ambulatory monitoring. Use for diagnostic ECGs by paring with optional ECG interpretation software or convert to SpO2 with optional Smart Cable.
Blood Pressure Monitors Vet-Dop2™ Doppler blood pressure monitor
Te Doppler of choice for veterinarians. Screen for hypertension and monitor peripheral blood flow in surgery. Te Vet-Dop2 update has a rechargeable battery and low noise electronics.
BP-AccuGard™ oscillometric blood pressure monitor Outperformed other monitors on cats in a controlled university study. Display systolic, diastolic, MAP and heart rate or connect to your computer via wireless link to display data and store patient files. Automatic and manual modes for surgery or diagnostic exams.
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Vmed Bluetooth wireless monitors include all hardware, software and accessories required. Wireless application software allows your computer to become a patient monitor with the simple installation of our Windows® program. Bluetooth operates free of interference anywhere in the clinic or outside up to a range of 100 meters line of sight. Bluetooth is omnidirectional how- ever range is reduced when transmission is through walls or between floors. Software includes fully programmable alarms, dynamic icons and tones, configuration menu, trend graphing, automatic storage of vital signs and more. All controls except
keyboard entry commands are available at the patient's side. Reports can be attached to practice management patient files.
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