How modular patient monitors can optimize workflow in operating rooms and help reduce financial strain on HCOs 23 May

How modular patient monitors can optimize workflow in operating rooms and help reduce financial strain on HCOs

Healthcare professionals worldwide rely on highly accurate patient monitors to improve their quality of care. These monitors measure five vital signs of patients that include ECG, SpO2, non-invasive blood pressure (NIBP), temperature, and respiration. Patient monitors displaying these vital signs are an essential part of every clinic, hospital or healthcare organization and help doctors, nurses and operation theatre staff monitor the patient’s progress and well-being. Measuring specialized parameters In addition to the parameters listed above, healthcare professionals often require monitoring of specialized parameters that include: EtCO2 - End-tidal CO2 - carbon dioxide content in expired air IBP - Invasive blood...

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Improving Accuracy Rates In Blood Pressure Measurement 08 Mar

Improving Accuracy Rates In Blood Pressure Measurement

We live in the digital age. Today, most of us are highly aware of what is going on around us and the world—all thanks to technology. Additionally, most of us are also highly aware of our health and staying fit and healthy. With the advent of wearables that can quickly measure SpO2 or blood oxygen saturation, ECG, and even blood pressure, it has become easy for us to monitor our health at any time. However, most of these devices are not as accurate as we would want them to be. Additionally, wearables and off-the-counter blood pressure measurement devices can give...

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Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Rising Incidents During The COVID-19 Pandemic 07 Feb

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Rising Incidents During The COVID-19 Pandemic

It is the year 2022, and the COVID-19 induced pandemic is far from over. Scientists worldwide continue to detect newer mutations (variants) of the virus and develop vaccines to try and reduce the impact of the virus on our lives. However, the pandemic has completely transformed how we lived, worked and led our lives. Offices are (in some cases) permanently shut, working and studying from home is the new norm. Long hours of work and time spent binge-watching TV or content online has also given rise to disorders that were earlier only heard of in isolated cases. Names such as...

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Post COVID-19 - Emerging Trends Bound To Revolutionize Medical Care 24 Sep

Post COVID-19 - Emerging Trends Bound To Revolutionize Medical Care

Hospitals and the medical community at a large level have been under tremendous duress for the last seven months, and unfortunately, It could continue into 2021.  It remains extremely tough for patients diagnosed with COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 patients with other serious ailments who need medical care and treatment, families of these patients.  Everyone in the medical community including doctors, nurses, administration staff, cleaning staff, food caterers, and all those who are in a support role, Tries to make a positive environment every moment. Clarity Medical extends its gratitude to all primary medical care providers and empathizes with everyone suffering in this...

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Beware of Imitation CE Certifications 11 Sep

Beware of Imitation CE Certifications

The medical device industry in India has poor supervision and regulatory approaches to provide CE certifications and monitor, what is being sold in the Indian market.  India lacks control when it comes to selling medical devices in the Indian market, unlike FDA in the US, and CE in Europe, which require manufacturers to meet stringent standards.  The Indian market has been flooded with manufacturers who have fake CE mark certifications and positioning themselves in front of buyers and purchasing departments that lack the knowledge and tools to differentiate fake and authentic certificates. The burden of proof also lies on companies with legitimate...

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SpO2 Accuracy - Clarity Sets A New Standard 06 Aug

SpO2 Accuracy - Clarity Sets A New Standard

Remote telemetry patient data is only as good as the quality of the equipment and the data flow from the device. Oxyhaemoglobin Saturation or SpO2 levels in the blood is a vital sign that is measured using a pulse oximeter.  These devices are attached to the patient’s body, usually to the earlobe, fingertip, or toe. The accuracy of the values from a pulse oximeter determines the type of data that is sent to the telemetry device, which in turn affects the analysis of data. Inaccurate signals or values from a pulse oximeter can directly impact patient care and cause false...

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