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Vital Sign Monitor Monitoring Of Oxygen Content In TissueVital Sign Monitor Monitoring Of Oxygen Content In TissueVital Sign Monitor Monitoring of Oxygen content in Tissue is an advanced medical monitoring device that revolutionizes tissue oxygenation measurement through non-invasive technology, specifically designed for clinical and laboratory environments. This sophisticated medical equipment employs Near Infrared Spectroscopy to precisely measure oxygenated and de-oxygenated tissue levels in the body and brain, representing a significant advancement in medical monitoring technology. The device, which earned a Bronze A' Design Award in the Medical Devices and Medical Equipment Design category, features an ergonomic design that seamlessly integrates multiple functionalities into a single, mobile unit. Its innovative approach to tissue oxygen monitoring eliminates the need for calibration or light scattering estimation, making it particularly valuable in critical care scenarios such as monitoring premature infants, sleep apnea patients, and sports medicine applications. The design, developed by Sajid Patel and team, incorporates an intuitive user interface, sophisticated thermal management system utilizing an internal aluminum chassis, and discrete storage solutions for sensor cords. Measuring 15x12x8, the unit features a strategically placed handle at its balance point, enabling easy mobility in hospital settings. The device's aesthetic appeal harmoniously blends with modern medical environments while maintaining a sophisticated yet approachable appearance. Its consolidated design significantly improves upon previous versions that required separate components, offering a streamlined solution that enhances both functionality and user experience. The monitor's ability to directly measure tissue oxygen content, rather than arterial oxygen levels, provides more relevant metrics for organ-specific monitoring, particularly crucial in neurological and pediatric care applications. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: medical monitoring, tissue oxygenation, non-invasive technology, Near Infrared Spectroscopy, clinical diagnostics, pediatric care SOURCES: |
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