Storm D1 Portable Medical Capnograph

Description

A capnograph is an infrared spectrometer designed to measure the percentage of carbon dioxide in a gas mixture. In medicine, it is used to measure and graphically display the carbon dioxide content in the air exhaled by a patient.

Carbon dioxide is present in the blood and is released through the lungs during breathing. Measuring the partial pressure of carbon dioxide allows an assessment of its level in the patient's blood. Capnographs are used in anesthesiology and intensive care to monitor a patient's condition during mechanical ventilation, in functional diagnostics to assess the state of the respiratory system, and in outpatient practice to monitor sudden changes in respiratory function.

In medicine, the capnograph is used to measure and graphically display the carbon dioxide content in the air exhaled by the patient. This helps assess the level of carbon dioxide in the patient's blood and monitor the state of the respiratory system.

Key Advantages

• - Touchscreen display: a 4.3-inch touchscreen with 480x272 resolution provides clear, convenient data display;
• - Accurate measurements: measures key parameters such as EtCO2 and respiratory rate, ensuring precise patient monitoring;
• - Additional options: capable of measuring SpO2, pulse rate, and perfusion index, with Nellcor SpO2 technology for expanded monitoring capabilities;
• - Portability: the compact, lightweight design makes it convenient for use in various medical settings, including ambulances and outpatient clinics;
• - Ease of use: an intuitive interface makes the work of medical staff easier;
• - Cost-effectiveness: thanks to low power consumption and up to 10 hours of battery operation, this capnograph is a cost-effective solution for medical facilities.