Monitor del sonno pediatrico PM50

con connessione wireless

Brief
The Sleep apnea screen meter is a device for testing and analyzing patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea Hypopnea Syndrome (OSAHS).
Features

• Easy-to-carry with magnetic belt
• Easy-to-wear with watch size
• Free app: Berry Smart Health
• Monitors SpO2, PR, ECG, RR, Nasal Airflow, Body Position, Blood Pressure Trend, Abnormal Heart Alerts, etc.
• Simultaneous monitoring of chest breathing and nasal airflow to effectively distinguish obstructive apnea from central apnea

Applications

• Can be used for clinical monitoring in otorhinolaryngology (ENT), cardiology, respiratory, sleep and cross-disciplinary departments
• Applicable groups include children, adults, obese people, elderly people, and others
• Designed for home use to avoid the impact of unfamiliar environments on measurement results; not limited to hospital beds; one specialist can serve multiple patients simultaneously

Algorithms & Analysis

• Atrial fibrillation recognition algorithm: stores ECGs of suspected atrial fibrillation and other abnormal heart events and attaches them to the sleep report
• PPG-based overnight blood pressure trend analysis derived from ECG cardiogram monitoring technology to enable night blood pressure screening and detection of occult hypertension

Caractéristiques / Spécifications techniques

• Form factor: watch-size, easy-to-wear
• Attachment: magnetic belt for portability
• Monitored parameters: SpO2, Pulse Rate (PR), ECG, Respiratory Rate (RR), Nasal Airflow, Chest Breathing, Body Position
• Additional analysis: Blood pressure trend (overnight) via PPG and ECG-derived analysis
• Abnormal event detection: abnormal heart alerts, atrial fibrillation recognition and recording
• Apnea differentiation: distinguishes obstructive apnea from central apnea using combined chest and nasal airflow monitoring
• Connectivity: free mobile application available (Berry Smart Health) for data access and report attachment
• Intended use locations: home and clinical settings (ENT, cardiology, respiratory, sleep departments)