The EEG monitor for the operating room and the intensive care unit

Automatic assessment of the EEG during anaesthesia and sedation

validated for i.v.-anesthesia (e.g. propofol, etomidate, thiopental, methohexital) and
 all common inhaled anesthetics (e.g. desflurane, sevoflurane, enflurane, halothan)

• Automatic classification of the EEG for intravenious and inhalational anaesthetics
  with EEG index (fine tuning of the EEG stages)

• Extremely low running costs 
  (ECG electrodes, needle electrodes or cup electrodes can be used)

• 1- and 2-channel-recordings from different electrode positions possible, therefore suitable for use in all surgical disciplines

• Colour display for various representations of  the EEG and EEG parameters

• Special algorithms for preventing misclassifications of the EEG during anesthesia if special patterns, e.g. epileptiform activity, occur

• Easy integration into the anesthesia work place

• Easy operation via touchscreen

• Data transfer via serial interface

• Report function for documentation of EEG recordings

• Compact and robust hardware

• Modular solution in preparation

The comfortable program handling and the small, robust hardware permit the use of the system in clinical routine in the operating theatre and in the intensive care unit.

The electroencephalogram (EEG) as parameter for
assessing depth of anesthesia and sedation

Fields of application

• individually adjusted dosage of anesthetics / narcotics, of particular benefit is cost reduction
• prevention of very flat stages of anesthesia (e.g. danger of intraoperative awareness), particularly in risk patients
• prevention of very deep stages of anesthesia (e.g. danger of cumulation of anesthetic agents), particularly in geriatric patients

Supplementary safety monitoring

• recognition of dangerous situations, e.g. hypoxia
• comparison of both hemispheres, e.g. in carotid surgery

Specifications

Screen display

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