Hemodynamic Monitor

The adaptability you have been seeking in a single, customizable monitorinput:
output:You can now monitor your patient’s hemodynamic status based on their level of acuity, rather than the technical limitations of your monitoring system.input:
output:The Cogent 2-in-1 Hemodynamic Monitoring System is capable of accepting both minimally invasive and invasive inputs, enabling the use of a single monitor in the face of fluctuations in patient acuity and monitoring requirements.

Technologies That Are Minimally Invasiveinput:
output:Using Cogent, you can obtain hemodynamic and venous oximetry measurements that are delivered less invasively, thereby enabling you to manage a broader spectrum of patients.

Invasive Technologiesinput:
output:Your patient’s hemodynamic status is available to you in real time through our sophisticated sensor and oximetry catheters.input:
output:Clinician training time and user interpretation errors may be reduced by utilizing a single monitor and a consistent user interface for both minimally invasive and invasive measurements.input:
output:The necessity for multiple monitoring platforms is reduced by the use of a single monitor for minimally invasive and invasive measurements.input:
output:One monitor must be connected to facilitate data transmission to patient bedside monitors and the hospital’s EMR via HL7.input:
output:Portable Displayinput:
output:Utilize Cogent’s detachable handheld display to monitor patient status while away from the bedside. Communicates wirelessly with the base unit from a distance of up to 50 feet.input:
output:Pole-Mounted Alternativesinput:
output:Mount the tablet on an IV pole for easy viewing, thereby reducing the amount of clutter at the head of the bed. Utilize either wired or wireless connections to communicate with the base unit.input:
output:Single-Docked Unitinput:
output:By docking the tablet and base as a single unit, all components are brought together. Roll stand, IV pole, and swing arm mounts are among the numerous mounting options.