Central Patient Monitoring Station
| Type | Patient, Fetal, For Obstetric Care |
| Number Of Beds | 200-Bed |
Description
The Fetal Monitoring Central System is a comprehensive central network monitoring system designed for obstetrical care. input:
output:It offers the most efficient solution for multi-parameter monitoring, multi-bed, and all-pregnant processes.input:
output:◆ Single or multiple display windows
◆ Oxford/GE/Philips models can be connected.◆ Ensure a seamless connection to the Hospital Information System (HIS)
◆ Three layers of structure design: database, server, and client
◆ CTG cases can be printed, reviewed, commented, and preserved.◆ Provide assistance with statistical evaluation and reporting for research and management.◆ Unanticipated critical events are promptly informed by basic and advanced alerting.
◆ Mobile monitoring: access the monitoring information via a tablet or cell phone.
◆ Examination of the long-term, short-term, and long-term variability of the FHR, as well as acceleration and deceleration.◆ Analysis of patient data function that facilitates the calculation of Krebs, Fischer, NST, and CST analysis◆ Central monitoring system solution that is both wired and wireless: Ethernet network, RS485, medical RF, and WIFI
◆ Web viewer: this feature enhances communication efficiency by enabling doctors to monitor patients remotely from their personal computers.
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