Continuous and non-invasive pO2, pCO2 and pulse rate monitors

The principles of transcutaneous monitoring

Transcutaneous monitoring is an innovative and highly accurate technology

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Also called capnography, transcutaneous blood gas or TC, transcutaneous measurement of oxygen (o2) and carbon dioxide (co2) is the method of choice to continuously and non-invasively monitor oxygenation and ventilation. Through a sensor applied to the body, blood gases diffusing through the skin can be detected and estimated.

Trending tool

Transcutaneous monitoring is a highly useful trending tool to non-invasively monitor oxygenation (tcpO2) and ventilation (tcpCO2) status. It provides vital real-time information, allowing you to take immediate action when needed to improve patient safety and comfort.

TC Blood Circuit layout

Monitoring of oxygenation (tcpO2) and ventilation (tcpCO2)

Radiometer’s TCM monitors report any changes in oxygen uptake, carbon dioxide washout, transport and release as reflected in tcpO2 and tcpCO2 values.

All of Radiometer's TCM monitors include on-board tutorials and user-guided messages to simplify operation.  They are small and easily portable, with a built-in battery that allows for monitoring of patients even during transport.

An integrated data memory allows you to download patient measurements to a PC and export to a USB stick for detailed patient report analysis on a PC through Aqure TC ResQ software for respiratory care or Aqure TC VasQlar software for wound care.

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