TCM400 monitor
Qualify the oxygen supply to the tissue
· Always ready for use with built-in auto calibration system
· Export data to a USB stick in just seconds
· Touch screen with Windows®-based user interface and on-screen video tutorials
· Modular and upgradable design - from one to six low-drift, rapid-response sensors
· Compact and portable monitor with integrated one-point calibration system and battery
· Connects to PCs for downloading and storing data or to a standard USB printer
· Automatically generated reports
· Modular and upgradable design - from one to six low-drift, rapid-response sensors
· Compact and portable monitor with integrated one-point calibration system and battery
· Connects to PCs for downloading and storing data or to a standard USB printer
· Automatically generated reports
Prediction of wound healing [1],[2],[3]
RPI: Regional perfusion index
References
1. Rooke T. tcpO2 in non-invasive vascular medicine. Blood Gas News 1998; 7,2: 21-23
2. Hauser CJ. Tissue salvage by mapping of skin surface transcutaneous oxygen tension index. Arch Surg 1987; 122: 1128-30
3. Harward TR, Volny J, Golbranson F et al. Oxygen inhalation-induced tcpO2 changes as a predictor of amputation level. J Vasc Surg 1985; 2: 220-28
