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How Continuous, Noninvasive Monitoring Can Support Blood Management and may Improve Patient Outcomes

The Masimo rainbow SET® Pulse CO-Oximetry Solution brings innovation to continuous hemoglobin and perfusion monitoring

Oxygenation
O₂
SpO₂
Circulatory
NIBP
Cardiac care
Clinical

Clinician using a NIBP cuff on a patient

Taking the Mystery Out of MAP Measurements

Mean arterial pressure is a valuable measurement that can be obtained via noninvasive blood pressure monitoring.

Circulatory
NIBP
Cardiac care
Clinical

Clinician using a DURA-CUF on a patient´s arm

Reusable blood pressure cuff placement featuring the DURA-CUF

Learn the proper placement of the DURA-CUF critikon blood pressure cuff.

Circulatory
NIBP
Cardiac care
Clinical

Proper placement of the disposable CLASSIC-CUF blood pressure cuff

Review what is the proper placement of a disposable critikon CLASSIC-CUF blood pressure cuff

Circulatory
NIBP
Cardiac care
Clinical
Operational

Monitoring cerebral oxygen saturation for your carotid endarterectomy (CEA) patients

Cerebral monitoring during CEA is performed to assess the need to insert a shunt in order to avoid cerebral ischemia. Review the...

Oxygenation
Circulatory
ECG
Cardiac care
Clinical

#14. Admission Pathways of ACS Patients

The ECG provides critical information that assists in establishing the diagnosis of acute coronary syndrome and determining the...

Circulatory
ECG
Cardiac care
Clinical

#13. How to prioritize which patients should be monitored with ECG?

Continuous ECG monitoring is currently applied in a variety of critical and non-critical care hospital settings. While early...

Circulatory
ECG
Cardiac care
Clinical

#12. Is ECG monitoring important in non-cardiac areas?

ECG monitoring was initially employed in coronary care units during the 1950s and 1960s. Today, it is more broadly applied in a...

Circulatory
ECG
Cardiac care
Clinical

Determining the circulatory system needs of a critically ill patient requires the use of different technologies to monitor blood pressure, flow, and oxygenation in order to monitor heart and lung functionality and stability. Identifying early changes in circulatory measurements can help facilitate necessary interventions and may help you enhance patient outcomes. Explore the content above to learn more about best practices in acquiring, interpreting, and utilizing circulatory-monitoring data.

Circulatory