PediaSat血氧饱和度导管

连续的ScvO2监测

患者越小,就越需要早知道。

PediaSat 氧饱和度导管是第一个也是唯一的一个连续监测ScvO2,并进行积极的组织缺氧管理的儿科血氧饱和度导管。1-3

对中心静脉氧饱和度(ScvO2)进行连续、(化)实时监测,能够早期辨别氧供的关键变化,这是灵敏度较低的指标(如传统的生命体征或间歇式监测)不一定能辨别的。1‑9

PediaSat 氧饱和度导管宣传册

氧失衡早期预警为早期干预创造条件。

持续监测ScvO2作为早期指征,可以尽−早−甄别、预防复杂儿科患者的组织缺氧问题。4-6、8、10

持续ScvO2监测可以揭示氧失衡的根源,让您能够积极地确定合适的疗法。4、11实时了解心排量是否充足可以让您即时评估患者的临床治疗反应性,−让您在组织缺氧和各阶段的脓毒症防治上始终保持主动。12

持续ScvO2监测可以指导治疗,让早期干预成为可能4、5

早期预警和早期干预

您可以按照ACCM-PALS临床实践参数来优化儿科和新生儿脓毒性休克患者的血液动力学管理13

儿科心肺护理快速指南

临床应用

清楚洞悉。保持主动。

PediaSat 血氧饱和度导管为氧供不足或受损提供明确的早期预警4-6、8、10

ScvO2的连续测量,加上器官灌注的其他度量(生命体征、乳酸等)可以可靠地监测心循环功能。17

  • 发现全身氧供、氧摄取的急剧变化14
  • 发现间歇式采样发现不了的全身氧供的下降9
  • 评价常规干预的影响(如抽吸、沐浴、翻身)18

可优化复杂儿科患者的血液动力学管理。

  • 先天性心脏病和其他复杂的心脏病患者19
  • 脓毒症和脓毒性休克20
  • 急性呼吸窘迫综合征(ARDS)18
  • 其他高危患者3、21

PediaSat血氧饱和度导管理论与临床应用白皮书

方便、准确、易操作。17、22、23

PediaSat血氧饱和度导管提供:

  • 简便灵活−在标准的儿科穿刺部位,包括锁骨下和颈静脉,使用与其他中心穿刺线路相同的穿刺技术
  • 连续的ScvO2监测、压力监测和液体复苏
  • 准确的氧合状态4
  • 用双管腔及三管腔进行监测及给液

血液动力学趋势
连续的ScvO2监测
血液动力学趋势

连续的ScvO2监测
产品实施

PediaSat血氧饱和度导管

PediaSat血氧饱和度导管与Edwards的监测平台和Philips模块配合使用,提供明确的早期预警。

腔数长度(CM)尺寸F(MM)
XT245KTP 2 5 4.5
XT248KTP 2 8 4.5
XT358KTP 3 8 5.5
XT3515KTP 3 15 5.5
M1011A* SO2模块
M1011A #A01* 光学模块

* Philips Healthcare型号

联系销售代表

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  23. Clinical PreSep PediaSat Clinical Evaluation Report.

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